Guardian 3 tracking devices have been granted FAA certification
Guardian Mobility announced that its Guardian 3 tracking devices have been granted Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval by the FAA for installation in Eurocopter AS350 and AS355 model aircraft.
Guardian GPS tracking devices are used in thousands of aircraft worldwide to report on their status and location in real-time. This latest FAA regulatory approval certification complements the Transport Canada certification granted late last year on the same models of helicopters, and allows for more customers in the United States to take advantage Guardian 3 products.
About Guardian 3 Products
Guardian Mobility offers aircraft tracking products and services. The Guardian 3 product family includes satellite GPS devices for both the Globalstar and Iridium satellite networks to suit aircraft operators’ needs, and it offers a variety of antenna and device configurations for portable and mounted installations. Tracking options can be configured by operators, and flexible airtime packages are designed with the needs of aircraft operators in mind. Added services include advanced web-based mapping and customizable alerts.
About Guardian Mobility
Guardian Mobility offers a full range of GPS tracking and satellite communications solutions for aircraft, devices that run on the Iridium and Globalstar satellite networks. In 2002, Guardian introduced the first portable GPS tracking device for aircraft, which helped fleet operators know the status and location of their aircraft at any given moment. Guardian’s products are approved for Automatic Flight Following (AFF) and used by forestry contractors worldwide.