Revolutionary Radar System Enhances Runway Safety at Heathrow Airport

The video discusses the importance of keeping airport tarmacs clear of debris for flight safety. A new radar system is being tested to detect debris from up to 2 kilometers away, offering speed, range, and accuracy. This system could prevent incidents like the Concorde crash, which was caused by runway debris. Despite the new technology, manual checks will continue. The system is also being tested in Canada and is set to launch next year.

What is the primary purpose of the new radar system being tested at airports?

• To improve flight schedules

• To clear debris from the tarmac

• To replace inspection teams

• To enhance passenger comfort

Which of the following is NOT a key benefit of the radar system?

• Speed

• Cost-effectiveness

• Accuracy

• Range

What type of debris was responsible for the Concorde crash in Paris?

• A piece of metal

• A plastic bag

• A bird

• A tire

How often are manual checks conducted at the airport despite the radar system?

• Twice a day

• Three times a day

• Once a day

• Four times a day

In addition to the current location, where else is the radar system being tested?

• United States

• United Kingdom

• Canada

• Australia