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Airservices Australia Leads Aircraft Tracking Trial Using ADS-C

Airservices Australia, Inmarsat, Qantas and Virgin Australia are testing an aircraft tracking system using ADS-C at regular invervals.

A graphic shows airspace managed by the ATC providers of Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia. (Image: Airservices Australia)

March 2, 2015

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