Saying fleet equipage for ADS-B Out would likely exceed the $4.73-million benefit use of the system offers, the Regional Airline Association joined the Air Transport Association (ATA) in objecting to the proposed rule requiring ADS-B Out on all aircraft by 2020. Related Story It also requested the...
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