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EASA approves Flying Colours for Challenger ADS-B

Tuesday, 12 June 2018

Read this story in our June 2018 printed issue.

Canada's Flying Colours Corporation has secured approval from EASA to install ADS-B Out tracking technology on Bombardier Challenger 300 airframes operating within its jurisdiction. The announcement follows approvals from Transport Canada Civil Aviation and the FAA. Flying Colours already holds EASA STCs for the installation of ADS-B Out equipment on CL604s and CL605s.

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