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(USA) NTSB issues recommendations to the FAA and the SSA regarding transponder use in gliders



 
 
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Old April 1st 08, 03:10 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default (USA) NTSB issues recommendations to the FAA and the SSA regarding transponder use in gliders

If you read the NPRM for ADS-B, you'll remember that you cannot even get
above 10K MSL without ADS-B regardless of the aircraft, glider, balloon,
lawn chair... makes no matter.

So Transponders now, and ADS-B later.

BT


"Greg Arnold" wrote in message
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I see they want to require transponders in all gliders, with the
transponders always on.



 




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