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ADS-B Technologies, LLC is an Anchorage, Alaska based engineering and technical consulting firm that specializes in the deployment of Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B) and its related Communication, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) technologies throughout the world.

ADS-B Technologies’ approach to Air Traffic Management (ATM) is based on our strong belief that we are currently entering a new era in aviation – the “Global Satellite Navigation Age” – in which the universal application of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B), will trigger changes in global air traffic management on a scale surpassing even that which was seen during the introduction of Radar, more than fifty years ago.

Our specific goal is to show nations and commercial entities how they can quickly adapt to, and then derive a significant benefit from, this new generation of satellite intensive Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems.

We also hope that this site will provide you with up to date  information related to ADS-B and its companion technologies. Please send your ADS-B questions, comments and additional links to:

concepts@ads-b.com

For further information regarding ADS-B, we suggest the following reliable resources:


The Official FAA ADS-B Website

The FAA Capstone Program [Alaska ADS-B Program]

RTCA [Standards and Procedures]

ICAO [Standards and Procedures]

MITRE CAASD [Research & Consulting]

Garmin AT [Avionics Manufacturer]

Sensis Corporation [ Ground Infrastructure Manufacturer]

Chelton Flight Systems [Avionics Manufacturer]

University Of Alaska Aviation Center [Training]

The Civil Aviation Flight University of China [End User / Training]

The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency [End User / Research]

Thales [Ground Infrastructure Manufacturer]

ERA [Ground Infrastructure Manufacturer]

CNS Systems [Manufacturer]

Aviation Lawyers, Aviation Attorneys

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