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Venture Aims To Fill Surveillance Void




By Adrian Schofield adrian_schofield@aviationweek.com .
Source: AWIN First .

Nav Canada and Iridium are partnering on a project that will bring satellite-based air traffic surveillance to areas of the globe with no coverage, starting with crucial North Atlantic routes. The two companies are forming a joint venture called Aireon, which will provide surveillance data from a new constellation of satellites being launched by Iridium Communications. It will use automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B), but unlike existing ADS-B systems it will require no ground stations. Because of this, the system will be the first to provide surveillance data for remote oceanic airspace ...













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