By "accident" I've read that in 2020 (June 7) ADS-B will be obligatory for IFR-GAT in Europe (like it is from January 1 2020 in the USA). But to (most of) the flying community in Europe nothing has been communicated (to the contrary, in the USA, only a blind and deaf pilot could argue he/she does not know...).
I tried to read the legal texts I found on the EASA site. But, I am an engineer with a PhD in engineering, however not in law. Could anyone explain to me in 'normal' speak what this implies? My aircraft (a C72R), flown mostly under IFR, has a mode S transponder (of course). But it does not contain a GNSS source (but my two Garmin do) and does not transmit on the 1090 Mhz as for ADS-B out. More specifically, do I have to replce my Garmin transponder with the new Garmin 345? And what else?
Thanks,
Jan
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