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FAA Docket for February 15, 2008
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ADSB Out Performance Requirements to Support ATC - Comments of NTSB
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ADSB Out Performance Requirements to Support ATC
February 14, 2008
Comments of National Transportation Safety Board
The Safety Board is very concerned that the FAA does not plan to require ADS-B In capability because, according to the NPRM, it "has not been identified as a requirement for maintaining the safety and efficiency of NAS operations." The Board believes that this assessment is incorrect and that the equipage of aircraft with ADS-B In capability will provide an immediate and substantial contribution to safety, especially during operations in and around airports.
The Safety Board supports the use of ADS-B and believes that ADS-B Out will provide a safety benefit in the NAS in those areas not currently equipped with radar equipment. However, the Board is concerned that this NPRM does not propose requiring ADS-B In, which would be instrumental in providing additional safety information that would prevent incidents such as runway incursions.
By: Mark Rosenker