Aircraft Navigational Light

Aircraft Navigational Lights are a type of lighting fixture specifically designed for use on aircraft. They are part of the Electric Vehicular Lights And Fixtures supply class, which means they are intended for use on electric vehicles such as airplanes.

Aircraft Navigational Lights serve an important purpose in aviation by providing visual signals to other aircraft and ground personnel. These lights help to indicate the position, direction, and status of an aircraft, especially during low visibility conditions such as night time or poor weather.

There are several types of Aircraft Navigational Lights, including:

1. Position Lights: These lights are typically located on the wingtips of an aircraft and are used to indicate the aircraft's position and orientation. They are usually red on the left wingtip (port side) and green on the right wingtip (starboard side).

2. Anti-Collision Lights: These lights are used to increase the visibility of an aircraft to other aircraft in the vicinity. They are typically white and can be located on various parts of the aircraft, such as the top and bottom of the fuselage, the tail, or the wingtips.

3. Beacon Lights: These lights are typically located on the top of the aircraft and emit a rotating or flashing light. They are used to indicate the presence of an aircraft on the ground or in the air, especially during taxiing, takeoff, or landing.

4. Strobe Lights: These lights are high-intensity flashing lights that are used to increase the visibility of an aircraft, especially during critical phases of flight. They are typically located on the wingtips, tail, or fuselage.

Aircraft Navigational Lights are essential for maintaining safe operations in the aviation industry. They help to prevent collisions and ensure that aircraft are easily visible to other pilots and ground personnel.