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'WE ARE ANNOUNCING THE LIVE STREAMING OF DATA
FROM OUR FIRST SPACE BASED ADS-B SATELLITE!'


FIRST SPACE BASED ADS-B SATELLITE


For over 2 decades AirNav Systems has been committed to creating the industry’s most reliable and extensive ADS-B network on the ground. Our excellent worldwide coverage stands testament to this. But we’re always looking to push limits and improve. And that’s why we’re going beyond the stratosphere – into space.


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ADS-B Reception Satellite in Space


Traditionally, ground based ADS-B receivers along with Radar have been used to track aircraft. This method, however, has had its own set of challenges since ADS-B is based on the line of sight principle. Mountains, buildings, vast water bodies and other obstructions can significantly decrease a receivers range and ability to receive transponder emitted signals. Thus limiting a receivers coverage to a small geographic pocket (150 nautical miles on average).

Satellite based ADS-B, we believe, is “the next big thing” in the flight tracking domain as it enables us to provide flight data in places where ground-based ADS-B simply cannot reach.

How it works

Space based ADS-B uses data from receivers that are placed on nano-satellite constellations in space to track aircraft as they fly. With space based ADS-B, we’ll be able to track aircraft anywhere on earth, even over oceans. Thus allowing 100 percent global air traffic surveillance regardless of terrain, location or infrastructure. Tracking is not affected by weather or other natural phenomenon. For a long time, we’ve wanted to guarantee worldwide nonstop flight tracking without interruptions or delays and now we can.

By complimenting the existing ground based ADS-B network, space based ADS-B will be able to provide a more complete picture to the users on the ground. Moreover, aircraft are not required to have any special equipment on board their aircraft or fleet other than an ADS-B out transponder.

Features

100% world-wide coverage.
Overall efficient routing, fewer delays & enhanced saftey.
Full integration with existing ground-based systems.
Full compliance with FAA/EASA/ICAO flight tracking requirements.


Timeline

Our satellite based ADS-B reception network will be available as early as next year. The first of our ADS-B satellites is set to be deployed in Quarter 4, 2017 with further launches until Quarter 2, 2019.

Q2 2018 - Test Satellites Active
Q4 2018 - Full Coverage between North 30 and South 30
Q1 2019 - Partial Polar Coverage
Q2 2019 - Full Worldwide Coverage (Space Based ADS-B)


Impact

Customers who operate an aircraft or an aircraft fleet and are looking to be compliant with the mandatory FAA/ICAO/EASA flight tracking requirements, can do so now with our space based ADS-B constellation network and tracking their fleets under RadarBox24.com Business accounts.
Aircraft are not required to have any special equipment on board their aircraft or fleet other than an ADS-B out transponder.
Those who are already subscribed to our satellite based ADS-B service will also continue to receive real-time access to other flight data sources such as ADS-B, MLAT, FAA ASDI, Oceanic Reports, Flight Plans, CPDLC and HFDL.


How can I track my aircraft

Tracking your aircraft is easier than ever with our brand new user interface. Once you subscribe for a business account, just go to the "My Fleet" section, enter you aircraft regiatration/tail-number and activate satellite data for each aircraft registration. Thats it! You should be able to monitor your fleet instantly.

Fleet Tracker

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Satellite based data API


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