Australia Puts Operators On Notice To Equip For ADS-B

Aircraft operators in Australia have two years to equip aircraft for satellite-based surveillance if they want to operate in upper airspace. Significant numbers of operators have yet to upgrade the necessary avionics. The deadline for automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) equipage in...

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