FAA Pays To Equip JetBlue A320s With ADS-B As Proof Of Concept

FAA is giving JetBlue Airways $4.2 million toward equipping up to 35 of its Airbus A320s with automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) avionics in exchange for data on flights of these aircraft along the East Coast and to the Caribbean. Because of this partnership – and the data it assumes...

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