UNLOCKING SAFETY: Exploring the Benefits of the RAAS! Explained by Captain Joe

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Welcome to our latest video where we delve into the world of aviation safety and technology. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the Runway Awareness and Advisory System (RAAS), a critical component in modern aircraft safety protocols. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply curious about how technology enhances safety in the skies, this video is for you!

RAAS is a groundbreaking technology designed to provide pilots with crucial information during various stages of flight, particularly during takeoff and landing phases. Our video explores the multifaceted benefits of this system, from improving situational awareness to enhancing decision-making capabilities in critical moments.

Join us as we break down the key features of RAAS, including its ability to provide real-time alerts and advisories regarding runway status, potential runway incursions, and other pertinent information. Through a combination of audio and visual cues, RAAS empowers pilots to navigate complex airport environments with confidence and precision.

But the advantages of RAAS extend beyond the cockpit. We'll also discuss how this system contributes to overall airport safety, reducing the risk of runway incursions and collisions, thereby safeguarding both passengers and aircraft.

Furthermore, we'll explore the role of RAAS in enhancing operational efficiency for airlines and airports alike. By streamlining communication and providing timely guidance, RAAS helps optimize runway utilization and minimize delays, ultimately improving the passenger experience.

Throughout the video, we'll hear from industry experts who share their insights on the importance of RAAS in today's aviation landscape. From pilots to air traffic controllers, their perspectives shed light on the collaborative effort required to ensure safe and efficient operations.

Whether you're a seasoned pilot, an aviation professional, or simply someone fascinated by the intricacies of flight technology, this video offers valuable insights into the transformative power of the Runway Awareness and Advisory System. Join us as we explore how RAAS is revolutionizing safety in the skies, one runway at a time.

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Your "Captain" Joe

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[WayneM]

Anything that can add to safety has to be embraced. In inclement weather this really could save the day.

[ahmadtheaviationlover]

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THIS RAAS system is an absolute life

[SK]

Y’all I’m a nurse and I saw the title and in my head I’m like what is a pilot doing talking about RAAS in medicine RAAS is the renin angiotensin aldosterone system. Which is one of the systems in the body that tries to compensate for a low blood pressure. Turns out I can never turn off my brain hahaha. I’m glad I watched the video for added context 😅

[DieZeitungsente]

5:45 better callout would be „Harrison Ford! Harrison Ford!“😂

[Darshsinha]

Dear captain you are just so amazing I really appreciate your passion to teach new aviation students!👌

[MySparkle]

Thumbs up for the Knight Rider reference.

[mnu]

The 737 MAX includes some other features as well like the OVERRUN warning for long landings, MAX REVERSE, SPEEDBRAKE, etc. The first one takes into account runway condition selected via the fmc.

[richcus]

This is great news...I have seen many videos where the pilots were confused or unaware of fog in bad weather aw well as ATC not being able to see them.

[LuxPlanes]

very interesting video Joe! really enjoying the uploads :) I found a plugin for X-Plane that simulates RAAS which I will use in the future now considering its a standard option on new Boeing aircraft, had no idea about that!

[cnvi]

At 3:29 you show a surveillance radar, not a ground radar which are sometimes placed at the top of the control tower like here in ATL. It’s a smaller rectangular shaped digital shape. On a side note, some airports will place another one between runway(s) and vehicle highways to negate false returns like we have here in ATL. We actually have 3 ground radars in ATL for redundancy.

[abdelkadermehiz]

Hi Captain Joe, we missed having weekly content if yours I always appreciate your efforts and consider myself lucky to watch your videos safe travels

[randreas]

There are airports (Paro.. Bardufoss..) where it would be common to temporarily disable the GPWS to set up an approach - you'd have to be fully visual for the approach to be legal and not have the lady shouting at you.

[cruisinguy]

Leave it to a German to sneak in a David Hasselhoff reference. Well played sir, well played. So happy to see new releases again!

[E-Techniker]

Großartige Videos. Als Aviation Begeisterter find ich sie mega inspirierend. Bitte weiter machen!

[User]

That was awesome!. Thank you Capt Joe 🙏

[Chris_Dadson]

Love these informative videos you do, glad to see your videos coming up again

[bastienl]

Really interesting !
You talk about Boeing, but I ask myself if there is a similar feature on airbus ? (Sorry, I am french 😂 !)
Fly safe ;) !

[kenbrown]

I know a guy who was involved in programming for the general aviation side of CFIT prevention.

[Cutedge]

It’s about time the big jets caught up with the small ones. ForeFlight has had this system sent by Bluetooth through my headset for years now in my corporate jet.

[peter-eq]

07:20 not sure this is a flaw. Short r/w for type is a fact. Aircraft configuration is ambiguous. I feel system states fact, pilots then confirm to themselves their config is ok for short r/w. Keeps pilots thinking rather than relying on tech. Interesting video!