Systems and methods are disclosed for transporting people using air vehicles.

A user terminal generates a virtual drone camera image, as an estimated captured image where it is assumed that a virtual drone camera mounted on a drone has captured an image of a planned landing position on the basis of a captured image obtained by capturing the planned landing position of the drone with the user terminal, and transmits the generated virtual drone camera image to the drone. The drone collates the virtual drone camera image with the image captured by the drone camera and lands at the planned landing position in the image captured by the drone camera. The user terminal generates a corresponding pixel positional relationship formula indicating a correspondence relationship between a pixel position on the captured image of the user terminal and a pixel position on the captured image of the virtual drone camera, and generates the virtual drone camera image using the generated relationship formula.

Disclosed are methods and systems for providing audible flight information to an operator of an aircraft. A method, for example, may include receiving flight information detected by one or more sensors positioned on the aircraft, causing an image to be displayed on a display device, the image including a plurality of text items corresponding to the flight information, receiving a first operator selection indicative of one or more of the text items, parsing the one or more text items to generate a set of intermediate data, synthesizing audio data based on the intermediate data, and causing audible content corresponding to the audio data to be emitted by one or more audio emitting devices, wherein the audible content includes speech corresponding to the flight information.

Systems and methods for logging flight time in one or more digital logbooks employ an application that runs on mobile devices to determine when aircraft takeoff and aircraft landings have occurred. Indications of the determined aircraft takeoff and an indication of the determined aircraft landing are stored in memory. The mobile devices send determined aircraft takeoffs and aircraft landings to a data management server, which queries an official flight data source for office flight records that correspond to the determined aircraft takeoffs and determined aircraft landings. The mobile device, via the mobile application, requests confirmation of whether the user was a required flight crew member on a flight corresponding to the determined aircraft takeoff and the determined aircraft landing.

An aircraft includes a short-range radar that is configured to detect a trajectory, which is specified based on a position detection of the aircraft by a ground station.

Systems and vehicle are provided. A vehicle system for a vehicle includes: a trajectory selection module configured to select a potential vehicle path relative to a current vehicle movement condition; a trajectory movement condition module configured to estimate a modeled movement condition of the vehicle along the potential vehicle path; a limit comparison module configured to determine whether the modeled movement condition violates vehicle limits; and a violation indicator module configured to generate an indication of impending violation.

A system for an aircraft includes an optical sensor, at least one aircraft sensor, and a controller. The optical sensor is configured to emit a laser outside the aircraft, and the at least one aircraft sensor is configured to sense at least one aircraft condition. The controller is configured to determine a first operational state of the aircraft based upon the at least one aircraft condition and determine a second operational state of the aircraft based on the at least one aircraft condition, and operate the optical sensor to emit the laser at a first intensity during the first operational state and a second intensity during the second operational state, wherein the second intensity is greater than the first intensity.

The aircraft take-off awareness system predicts and informs the pilot about where on the runway certain safety speeds will be achieved. A processor coupled to receive inertial data from the aircraft computes an aircraft weight estimate based at least in part upon the inertial data. The processor then computes a future acceleration prediction based on the computed aircraft weight estimate. Using the future acceleration prediction, the processor then computes the position of various warning reference distances corresponding to predicted positions on the runway at which said certain safety speeds will be achieved. The processor generates a display that it dynamically updates as the reference distances change as the aircraft proceeds down the runway during take-off or aborted take-off.

The aircraft landing guidance support system has a correction GPS mobile station and an information processing equipment, which includes a display unit and is configured to process an RTK-GPS signal received from the correction GPS mobile station and perform a prescribed display on the display unit. The aircraft landing integrated support system has a correction GPS reference station, a pseudo GPS signal transmitter, and the aircraft landing guidance support system. The information processing equipment stores a computer program configured to cause the information processing equipment to function as a means for recording landing route data containing landing route information, a means for recording current position information data containing current position information based on the RTK-GPS signal, and a means for displaying the landing route data and the current position information on the display unit of the information processing equipment.

An airport ground collision alerting system and a method of operating an airport ground collision alerting system. The airport ground collision alerting system comprises an automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast, ADS-B, receiver; a first database coupled to the ADS-B receiver and configured for look-up of aircraft type data based on aircraft ID data received via the ADS-B receiver and for storing aircraft position and heading data received via the ADS-B receiver; a second database configured to store digital map data for one or more airports; a processor unit coupled to the first and second databases and an application programming interface, API, configured to couple the airport ground collision alerting system to a display device.