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To understand Star Navigation $SNA you first have to understand the problem they are solving. At any given time 200-300 planes can be off the grid when flying and no one knows where they are. In an era in which GPS can easily track dogs, trains and automobiles, it’s hard to imagine that airplane tracking…
Brampton, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – April 27, 2022) – Star Navigation Systems Group Ltd. (CSE: SNA) (CSE: SNA.CN) (“Star” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it recently attended what is considered to be Asia’s largest Civil Aviation Airshow (WINGS INDIA 2022 – https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1809334). The airshow was hosted by India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation, the…
Brampton, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – April 19, 2022) – Star Navigation Systems Group Ltd. (CSE: SNA) (“Star” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it recently held an Aviation Accidents Preventions Conference jointly with FlightPath International Limited (“FPI”). Held in Nairobi, Kenya, the conference ran from March 10-15, 2022. Concurrently, the team met with individual…
Star Navigation facilitates GADSS’s Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) that airlines and aircraft operators utilize for aircraft / fleet tracking in normal conditions as well as in distress.
The past few weeks for airline industry have proven we can still benefit enormously from flight safety improvements. If we look back a few weeks on the engine related incidents, things clearly went wrong. Incidents are bound to happen, but the use of technology may assist in finding the root causes both post-incident (reactively) and…
Live tracking of aircraft is vital for many reasons, but most importantly for safety. Safety being the most important aspect of aviation, live tracking gives us the ability to see aircraft’s exact position, altitude, heading, speed, bank angle, angel of attack and more. This allows us to make sure the aircraft is safe and on…
Aviation industry faces mounting pressure to get serious about climate change. Air travel accounts for between three and five per cent of global CO2 emissions — and those emissions are on the rise. The number of flights around the world has increased substantially over the decades: In 1960, 100 million passengers travelled by air compared…
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