Avoiding failures in flight information displays

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Airports and airlines typically share a central database, from which some of the information are presented on flight information display systems. The integrity of this airport information technology infrastructure depends on the reliability of the communications backbone, which, however, is not directly under the control of either the airline or the airport. The communications backbone, if not Y2K compliant, represents the weakest link during the rollover to the next millennium.

Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, Air Traffic Control Displays, Display devices (Electronics), Air traffic control equipment

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Life, or something like it

Article Abstract:

A focus unique second life concept in advertising campaigns is discussed.

Methods, Advertising campaigns

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