AOPA needs your ADS-B story
In an effort to advocate more effectively for increasing Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) surveillance coverage, AOPA is asking pilots to submit their stories of how equipping with ADS-B Out has benefited them.
Lancaster Avionics technician Scott Kuhns has just installed a FreeFlight Systems universal access transceiver and Wi-Fi module behind the baggage compartment of a Cessna 172. The UAT will provide both ADS-B Out and In capabilities. Photo by Mike Collins.
Pilots with rule-compliant systems who are willing to share their story can submit it to AOPA. Anecdotes should include as much information as possible, such as the airport at which air traffic surveillance coverage was improved, and how ADS-B Out has benefited your general aviation flying, such as time or fuel savings. One topic AOPA is interested in is if ATC noticed you had ADS-B Out and then provided noticeably different services.
Pilots who submit stories may be contacted for additional information.
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