Singapore explores space-based system to improve air traffic control


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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A study to examine the benefits of a space-based system to allow pilots to talk to air traffic controllers will see Singapore involved in the launch of a communication satellite into space.

It is the first such study of its kind and if successful, will help to shape international aviation laws and make air travel safer, said the four organisations involved.

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