8.33 kHz Rule Causes U.K. Shops Boom and Chaos
When European air traffic control agency Eurocontrol insisted on enforcing a mandatory 8.33 kHz radio frequency spacing rule beginning Oct. 7, avionics shops in the U.K. were inundated with operators trying to get their aircraft in compliance on time. The new frequency spacing requirement, and the...
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