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• In a nutshell, GPS onboard an aircraft collects position, altitude, bearing and speed. A “tracking device” transmits this data via a satellite connection to a Network Operation Centre (NOC). This data is made available to display on a mapping graphical user interface which organizations can use to view their resources in real time. See Diagram.
