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​Pilots, maintenance personnel, aircraft owners and operators gathered recently to learn about the Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) and its implementation in Australia and New Zealand. SBAS systems have already been successfully established through North America’s WAAS system, Europe’s EGNOS and India’s GAGAN, amongst others.

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