FAA No Longer Expected To Retire Radars
The FAA no longer believes it will save money by retiring some radar installations when automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) becomes its primary means of tracking aircraft, U.S. aviation experts say. Under a regulation the FAA published in 2010, civil and military aircraft flying in U...
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