Regulations and Government
FAA ADS-B Policy Does Not Lift Mandate, Groups Warn
The groups urge operators to still equip, saying they cannot rely on a policy facilitating certain authorizations for flight in ADS-B airspace.

Aviation groups are warning that the FAA’s recent policy statement facilitating a path for non-equipped aircraft to fly in ADS-B Out airspace beginning next year should not be considered a substitute for equipage. The FAA on April 1 released the policy statement outlining the possibility for obtaining authorized deviations for certain non-equipped flights in ADS-B Out airspace after the Jan. 1, 2020, deadline for ADS-B Out installation.


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