General Aviation Data Link Survey Analysis: National Business Aircraft Association
Richard R. Olson, Federal Aviation Administration
Abstract
Richard R. Olson, Federal Aviation Administration
Abstract
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is interested in integrating Data Link communications technology into the General Aviation (GA) community. But, how much does the GA community know about the Data Link concept, the services that are possible, and the advantages of Data Link? This report contains an analysis of a survey that was conducted at the 1992 National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) convention.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is interested in integrating Data Link communications technology into the General Aviation (GA) community. But, how much does the GA community know about the Data Link concept, the services that are possible, and the advantages of Data Link? This report contains an analysis of a survey that was conducted at the 1992 National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) convention.
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