UK ACAS Plan

A senior UK Civil Aviation Authority safety manager says that the UK proposal to the European Civil Aviation Conference to make airborne collision-avoidance systems (ACAS) compulsory will include aircraft with more than 30 seats or weighing more than 15t for an implementation date in 2000.

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