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Aircraft on final approach: Through the EGNOS LPV-200 procedure, signals from space guide pilots through any weather down to within just 60 meters (200 feet) of the runway, at which point they make visual contact with the ground for a final go/no go landing decision. (Photo: ESA)

September 5, 2018

EGNOS sparks quiet revolution in aircraft landings

By GPS World Staff

Europe’s next four Galileo satellites lifted off at 11:25 GMT (13:25 CEST, 08:25 local time) on July 25 from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana atop an Ariane 5 launcher. (Photo: ESA)

July 25, 2018

Latest satellite launch extends Galileo’s global reach

By GPS World Staff

The Ariane 5 carrying Galileo satellites 23-26 is in place at the ZL3 launch site ready for liftoff. (Photo: ESA)

July 24, 2018

Galileo launches four more satellites

By Tracy Cozzens

July 11, 2018

Galileo satellites viewed in smartphone app

By GPS World Staff

Technicians in SCAPE (Self Contained Atmospheric Protection Ensemble) suits fill Galileo satellites 22-26 with hydrazine fuel. (Photo:ESA)

July 9, 2018

4 Galileo satellites fueled for July 25 launch

By GPS World Staff

A re-configurable NASA receiver called the Space Communications and Navigation Testbed, SCaN is attached to the exterior of the ISS. In April 2018 the chest-sized SCaN, seen left of centre with an antenna on top, was used to make the first combined Galileo-GPS positioning fix in orbit. (Photo: NASA)

July 2, 2018

Combined orbital Galileo-GPS position fix achieved aboard ISS

By Tracy Cozzens

Testing of the three Galileo apps took place in May. (Photo: ESA)

June 18, 2018

ESA trainees compete in Galileo app contest

By GPS World Staff

One of the two Galileo satellites 25 and 26 is unloaded from a Boeing 747 cargo jet at Cayenne – Félix Eboué Airport in French Guiana on June 1. The satellites travel inside protective air-conditioned containers. (Photo: ESA)

June 18, 2018

Satellites and rocket readied for July 25 Galileo launch

By Tracy Cozzens

June 13, 2018

With Brexit looming, EU and UK tangle over Galileo

By Alan Cameron

An aerial view of ESTEC. The Erasmus building is at front right. The T building (home to ESA's Galileo team) is in the foreground. (Photo: ESTEC)

May 31, 2018

UN satnav specialists tour ESA’s GNSS facilities

By GPS World Staff

EGNOS sparks quiet revolution in aircraft landings

Latest satellite launch extends Galileo’s global reach

Galileo launches four more satellites

Galileo satellites viewed in smartphone app

4 Galileo satellites fueled for July 25 launch

Combined orbital Galileo-GPS position fix achieved aboard ISS

ESA trainees compete in Galileo app contest

Satellites and rocket readied for July 25 Galileo launch

With Brexit looming, EU and UK tangle over Galileo

UN satnav specialists tour ESA’s GNSS facilities

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