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Air Nav Provider Applies Aireon ADS-B in North Atlantic

With the new Aireon system, Isavia ANS’s ground-based air traffic surveillance will be enhanced in an area connecting Europe and North America.

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

February 17, 2021

Aireon’s space-based ADS-B system has been successfully implemented by Isavia ANS, Iceland’s air navigation service provider. Isavia controls 5.4 million sq km of airspace and this makes it one of the largest deployments to date, Aireon announced Wednesday. Iceland’s airspace is bounded by the North Pole south to Scotland, and from the Greenwich Meridian to the east and Greenland to the west.

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