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FAA Docket for March 5, 2008
Updated:
Applications and Petitions: None
Answers and Replies:
ADSB Out Performance Requirements - Comments of GAMA
Airport Rates and Charges - Comments of ATA of Canada
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ADSB Out Performance Requirements to Support ATC
March 3, 2008
Comments of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association
GAMA remains concerned about the practicality of meeting not only the rulemaking schedule, but also the overall program schedule. It is critical that the FAA avoid letting the rulemaking schedule take priority over publishing a fully vetted rule that meets both the needs of the FAA and the aviation community. It is also critical that the FAA ensure that the ADS-B program progress quickly to address key decisions related to future ADS-B applications.
The final rule should recognize ADS-B In with a robust definition as a means through which the FAA will encourage voluntary equipage.
By: GAMA, Jens Hennig
Policy Regarding Airport Rates and Charges
March 4, 2008
Re: Comments of Air Transport Association of Canada
ATAC regards the proposed amendment as flawed and possibly in contravention of the bilateral treaty between Canada and the U.S.A. on air transport signed March 12, 2007. In addition, the proposal violates ICAO's policies on airport charges as set out in Doc 9082.
The various Bilateral Air Transport Treaties between Canada and the USA explicitly ensures access to New York LaGuardia Airport and Washington National Airport for Canadian air carriers. This proposal may be seen as a Sub Rosa attempt to limit access to these congested airports.
By: Michael Skrobica