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Safelander KEYWORDS: Aviation Safety,
Aviation Security, National Security, Terrorism,
Homeland Security,
Flight Recorder, Remote Pilot, 9/11,
Communication, Vehicle Technology, Signal
Procesing, ADS-B, Safelander
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SAFELANDER
Would Have Prevented
This From Happening |
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By Remotely
Piloting the Aircraft
Out of Harm's Way |
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| SAFELANDER
provides a method of
safely operating aircraft
remotely from the ground. United
States Patent 7,099,752
Inventors:
- Leslie
Jae Lenell
- Seymour
Levine
Email:
leslielen1954@gmail.com
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| SAFELANDER
provides a method of
safely operating
aircraft, equipped with a
Flight Control Unit,
Instrument Landing
System, and Autopilot,
remotely from the ground
should the onboard pilots
become disabled or
deviate from the approved
flight plan. The remote
pilot, who can
concurrently control a
plurality of operational
aircraft, communicates
with Air Traffic Control
and operates in a secure,
synthetic vision, high
fidelity, virtual reality
cockpit simulator located
in a ground-based
facility. The patent
saves cost and weight by
providing a method for
safely piloting
traditionally dual
piloted operational
aircraft with just a
single onboard pilot. The
invention protects
aircraft, edifices and
the population from pilot
error and/or terrorists.
Decreases cost of air
travel. Quickly, safely
and effectively responds
to emergencies. Increases
flight safety and
security. SAFELANDER
ciphers and utilizes the
two-way RF ground to
aircraft and aircraft to
ground telecommunication
links and critical
aircraft flight control
data of U.S. Pat. No. 5,974,349,
"Remote, Aircraft,
Global Paperless
Maintenance System".
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USPTO
LISTING FOR "SAFELANDER" PATENT
NO. 7,099,752 |
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