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What is ADS-L?
Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Light Introduction ADS-L, or Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Light, is an innovative surveillance protocol developed by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)…
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What is AIS?
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a standardized maritime communication system that enables vessels to automatically broadcast critical information such as identity, position, course, and speed…
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What is Remote ID?
As drones become part of everyday life—from filmmaking to infrastructure monitoring—Remote Identification (Remote ID) has emerged as a vital safety and accountability tool. Often called a…
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What is ADS-B?
Understanding Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B): A Foundational Technology in Modern Aviation In the sphere of modern aviation, precision, safety, and efficiency are paramount. A cornerstone technology…
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What is FLARM?
FLARM is a compact, intelligent collision avoidance and situational awareness system originally developed for gliders and light aircraft, and now widely adopted in helicopters, UAVs, and…
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What is UAT?
Universal Access Transceiver – 978 MHz Introduction Universal Access Transceiver (UAT) is a datalink technology operating on the 978 MHz frequency band, originally developed for aviation surveillance…