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Subject: Re: Geostar failure modes
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Date: Fri, 20-Jul-84 13:52:54 EDT
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From:  Rick McGeer (on an aaa-60-s) <mcgeer%ucbkim@Berkeley>

	Foo.  In such an event, aircraft would still have the radio and
navigational aids they do now, from INS systems on large aircraft down to
VOR indicators and ADF needles on small craft, plus (I should hope)
navigational charts.  Planes aren't robot controlled -- even Cessna 172's
are piloted by people who have passed extensive written and flying exams.

						Rick.