FAA, US Airways To Trial ADS-B At Philadelphia
FAA has signed a deal with US Airways and an avionics company that will allow a major trial of automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) in US Airways’ A330 fleet. The ADS-B program will include transatlantic operations at Philadelphia Airport, and will be expanded to Charlotte Airport...
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