India achieves a historic milestone by approving its first PinS instrument approach at Undavalli Heliport, enhancing flight safety and enabling all-weather helicopter operations.
The procedure was developed by AAI
Jul 02, 2026
05:46 pm
What's the storyIndia has approved its first Private Point-in-Space (PinS) Instrument Approach Procedure for helicopters at Undavalli Heliport in Andhra Pradesh.
The procedure uses satellite navigation to facilitate safe and precise landings at heliports without traditional ground-based systems.
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