õhuteedel
Õhuteedel, also known as an air corridor, is a designated route in the airspace used by aircraft for navigation. These corridors are established to ensure safe and efficient air traffic management. They are typically defined by a series of waypoints, altitudes, and speeds that aircraft must follow. Air corridors can be used for both military and civilian purposes, and they are often used for long-distance flights to optimize fuel consumption and reduce flight times.
The establishment of air corridors is governed by international aviation regulations, with organizations such as the
Air corridors can be classified into different types based on their purpose and usage. For example, some
The use of air corridors has several benefits, including improved air traffic management, reduced fuel consumption,