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FAA proposes radar altimeter replacements that could cost US aviation $4.5B

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• January 09, 2026 •

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FAA proposes radar altimeter replacements that could cost US aviation $4.5B

The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed new rules that would require US aircraft operators to replace or upgrade roughly 58,600 radio altimeters, at… The post FAA proposes radar altimeter replacements that could cost US aviation $4.5B appeared first on AeroTime.

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