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Exploring Electronic Conspicuity

A Comprehensive Insight by Timothy Nathan


YouTube Channel: @TimothyNathanPPL-IR


The latest EASA European Plan for Aviation Safety has "identified Airborne Collision as the second most important risk areas for non-commercial operations". With In the ever-evolving realm of aviation safety, understanding and implementing Electronic Conspicuity (EC) has become extremely important. Timothy Nathan’s recent video, “Electronic Conspicuity,” offers an in-depth exploration of EC, shedding light on its significance for general aviation pilots in Europe.



Fly safe with knowledge and confidence.
Fly safe with knowledge and confidence.

A Deep Dive into EC Technologies

Nathan meticulously examines various EC technologies, including:


Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TAS/TCAS): Systems designed to prevent mid-air collisions by monitoring the airspace around an aircraft for other transponder-equipped aircraft.


Multilateration (MLAT): A surveillance technique that determines the position of an aircraft by measuring the time difference of arrival of a signal from the aircraft to multiple receivers.


Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) In/Out: A cooperative surveillance technology in which an aircraft determines its position via satellite navigation and periodically broadcasts it, enabling it to be tracked.


Uncertified 860MHz and ADS-L: Emerging technologies contributing to EC by providing alternative frequencies and methods for aircraft position broadcasting.


SafeSky App: Our mobile-based Electronic Conspicuity solution that enhances situational awareness by aggregating real-time traffic data from multiple sources, including ADS-B, FLARM, and pilot-contributed positions, providing a comprehensive view of nearby air traffic.


Community Engagement and Appreciation


At SafeSky, we recognise the critical importance of EC in modern aviation. We extend our sincere thanks to Timothy Nathan for creating such a detailed and informative resource. His efforts significantly contribute to the education and safety of the aviation community.


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