Question

How Airplanes Find their routes? Explain Briefly​

Answer 1

When you look at airplanes moving on a map, using some tracking service like Flightradar24, you get the feeling it’s sheer Brownian motion. It may look like an abundance of aircrafts moving to and fro up in the air, and that due to some unexplained miracle they do not clash. Of course, that’s not the case: what you’re witnessing is the highest level of safety, a well-known characteristic of aviation.

To start, let’s acknowledge the fact that planes keep to air tracks all the time. You might visualize this concept by recalling glowing airborne buoys which served to mark crossroads in Back to the Future Part II (by the way, it’s 2015 already, where are those hoverboards?). In this regard, the reality is not very different from science fiction: although there are no buoys, there are virtual spots on the map

Answer 2

Dear brainly user! :)

There are two ways to find their routes:-

1. Charts(maps) - Pilot’s flying visually can use charts to track their path over the ground from their departure to their destination.
2. Navigation avionics - Almost all aircraft are equipped with some form on navigation equipment. This can include GPS as well as ground based navigation capability. Many aircraft are equipped with moving map displays which simplify the process.

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