U.S. Business Aircraft Fleet Equipped With ADS-B Rises To 77%
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Nearly a decade after the FAA published a final regulation describing automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) Out performance requirements, the rule’s January 2020 compliance date is hard on the horizon. Five months from the deadline, surveys indicate that a majority of aircraft within...
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