Avionics
Mexico ADS-B Mandate Takes Effect January 1
Following a one-year delay from the originally scheduled date, ADS-B requirements in Mexico go into effect on January 1.

Following a one-year delay from the originally scheduled date, ADS-B requirements in Mexico go into effect on January 1. The delay was apparently due to aircraft equipment either not being readily available or not installed in enough aircraft of Mexican registry, as well as ATC infrastructure not fully in place. The ADS-B equipment rule mandates 1090-MHz Mode S extended squitter transponders, but AOPA said it will “continue to work on persuading the Mexican government to allow 978-MHz universal access transceivers” as allowed in the U.S.


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