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ADS-B

Picture of the Day: New technology, vintage plane

By General Aviation News Staff · June 30, 2019 ·

Orville J. Winover submitted the following photo and note: “A 1950 Cessna 140, one of the first antique classics to have ABS-In/Out installed to meet the 2020 deadline.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in for Picture of the Day are […]

Video: Got questions about ADS-B?

By General Aviation News Staff · June 15, 2019 ·

A just-posted video answers many of your questions about ADS-B.

ADS-B rebates gone

By General Aviation News Staff · May 14, 2019 ·

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The FAA has offered 20,000 ADS-B rebates since September 2016.

Get your ADS-B rebate now before they run out

By General Aviation News Staff · May 13, 2019 ·

The FAA’s $500 ADS-B rebates are being claimed faster than expected.

71% of business aircraft already equipped with ADS-B

By General Aviation News Staff · May 9, 2019 ·

71% of turbine-powered aircraft are equipped with ADS-B ahead of the Jan. 1, 2020, mandate.

Mountain flying made easier

By General Aviation News Staff · May 6, 2019 ·

ADS-B is helping remove blind spots, boosting safety for pilots.

The dollars and sense of equipping for ADS-B In

By General Aviation News Staff · April 14, 2019 ·

A cost-benefit analysis found the break-even point for justifying the added cost of ADS-B In would be reached in just under three years.

FAA issues policy for flying without ADS-B after 2020

By General Aviation News Staff · April 9, 2019 ·

“If you plan to routinely fly in this airspace, you’d better plan to have ADS-B.”

Blimps and ADS-B: All ‘In’ a day’s work

By General Aviation News Staff · April 8, 2019 ·

“ADS-B is a check and balance on the pilot’s eyes being outside the cockpit and the possibility that air traffic controllers may be too busy to call out traffic.”

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