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Do the ATC controllers know the aircraft IAS?

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Old 15th Feb 2012, 19:08
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Sorry, yes you're right, I was talking though my you-know-what.

The EHS Airspeed and Heading Report sends BDS60 which, notwithstanding the name, also has provision for both baro and inertial vertical rate as well as heading, IAS and Mach no.
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Old 21st Feb 2012, 07:53
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No more lying about your speed!
Which, by the way, is an instruction and not a polite request!

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Old 22nd Feb 2012, 02:46
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In Spain we have no Mode S information yet. We have an upgrade in our SACTA system expectede for next month, apparently focused on the Mode S but still have no information about what the improvements are going to be (and, as usual, no training for it...).
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