If you've ever taken a transatlantic flight, here's a terrifying thought--for a huge portion of that trip, your plane had no RADAR. The good news is there's essentially a ten-lane highway over the north Atlantic Ocean that keeps flights between, say, New York and London, from getting too close to each other.
If you've ever taken a transatlantic flight, here's a terrifying thought--for a huge portion of that trip, your plane had no RADAR. The good news is there's essentially a ten-lane highway over the north Atlantic Ocean that keeps flights between, say, New York and London, from getting too close to each other.
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