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Is the Aviation Industry Exploiting a Loophole?
-Carbon Emissions and Airline Responsibilities Guidelines and targets for carbon emissions are politically – and scientifically – important in 2020,…
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What is a Fresnel Zone?
-Wireless Links Wireless communication systems are ubiquitous throughout the UK and many other countries. Typical uses include mobile phone networks,…
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What is a VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR)?
-Developments worldwide can receive objections from numerous sources, including Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs). Often such objections are related to…
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Who exactly is NATS?
-NATS and UK Development Developers of wind turbines and large buildings in the UK are likely to have encountered NATS…
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The Importance of Leading the Dance on Planning Issues
-Borderline Planning Issues Developers have a lot of balls to juggle when it comes to submitting a planning application, particularly…
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Planning Issues for Buildings – Aviation Lighting
-The need for lighting Tall structures can present a risk for aircraft. This includes building developments, and collision risk is…
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Israeli Wind Farms Receive Approval in Radar Mitigation Deal
-Radar interference concerns Wind developers in Israel have faced significant struggles due to radar interference concerns from defence officials. Plans…
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Planning Issues for Buildings – TV and Radio Interference
-Television and radio services Television and radio services are broadcast in various ways. Among them are wireless broadcasts from terrestrial…
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Planning Issues for Buildings – Navigation Aids
-Navigation aids at airports Airports utilise a wide range of technology to improve the navigation and general safety of aircraft.…
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Planning Issues for Buildings – Glint and Glare
-Shiny buildings Glass façades on building developments are a common sight all over the world, particularly in cities. Whilst this…
