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PilotAware CAP3268 Consultation Guide
The response to the CAA Consultation on Electronic Conspicuity CAP3268 needs to be completed before September 22 2026. This guides you through the process so that you can make your responses in your own words with your own thoughts.
CAA Cap 3268 Webinar Transcript.
A transcript of the CAA webinar has kindly been produced by Charlie Richardson who writes I attended this webinar and found it hard to follow at times. Consequently I created a tidied-up version of the transcript once it was issued and have shared this with various people to help them understand what was said and the questions and answers. The attached is my tidied-up version, which you are welcome to share if it is of any use. Here it is for those that didn’t attend.
CAA Electronic Conspicuity 1090MHz Mandate Independent Responses
Independent help in answering the CAA EC Mandate questions CAP3268.
Check Your EC is working with the latest PilotAware VECTOR.
Following the CAA publication of CAP 3217 PilotAware has significantly upgraded its PilotAware VECTOR presentation to help all GA pilots understand how good their EC is or is not, and do something about improving it.
ADS-L 4 SRD860 Issue 2 and the Future of European Electronic Conspicuity. Update. April 2026.
The release by EASA of the ADS-L 4 SRD860 Issue 2 Specification is a major milestone towards greater integration of existing Electronic Conspicuity. Read here how PilotAware integrated it into its Ground infrastructure overnight and is working hard to be the first to integrate all airborne units to use the ADS-L Protocol. For you.
A New Era for PilotAware - The Future of Electronic Conspicuity Just Became European.
The future of Electronic Conspicuity is now being shaped at a European level - and PilotAware is ready.
Linking PilotAware FX to Your Existing FLARM Installation
PilotAware FX enhances your existing FLARM installation by adding long-range visibility, ADS-B, Mode-S/3D, PilotAware, CAP1391 and access to the full PilotAware Matrix (ATOM GRID, SkyGRID™ and iGRID). Together, they give you both close-in FLARM tactical awareness and powerful strategic awareness many kilometres ahead — all on your existing display.
FLARM and PilotAware Cooperate to Enhance Aircraft Safety Through Interoperable Solutions
FLARM and PilotAware announce a cooperation on technology integration and product development to deliver interoperable electronic conspicuity.
Using FX as a Stand Alone Device.
The all-new PilotAware Rosetta FX is great if you connect it to FLARM and great if you don't. This blog tells you what you get and what you don't get with each option.
Introducing PilotAware FX
Introducing PilotAware FX and its first application for FLARM users, and how it sits alongside the existing PilotAware Rosetta.
How PilotAware Provides the Best Situational Awareness!
See why PilotAware provides the best situational awareness than any other system available.
Flight and Traffic Information across Europe
Flight and Traffic Information Services now available across Europe
Using PilotAware Data for UAV Risk Assessments.
This document describes how accurate data, derived from the PilotAware Network, will provide you with situational awareness of all transmitting Aircraft and UAVs for use in BVLOS Operations.
Easy Access Rules for UAS
This document describes how accurate data, derived from the PilotAware Network, will provide you with situational awareness of all transmitting Aircraft and UAVs for BVLOS Operations.
EASA Approves Permanent Installation of PilotAware in Certified Aircraft.
For aircraft Certified by EASA, the latest version of CS-STAN CS-SC057a describes the very light touch approval of Electronic Conspicuity that does not transmit on an aviation frequency.
Crossing the English Channel
Help us to improve situational awareness for all aircraft crossing the English Channel.
PilotAware iGRID. Extending Horizons
An introduction to the amazing software that PilotAware has now been made available for all users.
Using PilotAware ATOM Stations for Situational Awareness at Airfields.
The CAA has released Supplementary Amendment CAP 670. Does this affect how you can use the ATOM GRID at your airfield?
SkyGRID: A Summary
The short version: how PilotAware SkyGRID extends ATOM GRID coverage by relaying FLARM and Mode-S traffic between aircraft in flight.
SkyGRID In Detail
A 10-minute technical explanation of PilotAware SkyGRID: what it does, how airborne rebroadcasting works and how it improves coverage.
Why do we need remote antennas?
How placement, antenna orientation and GPS reception affect carry-on EC devices, and why remote antennas improve transmission and reception.
PilotAware Provides A Complimentary Nationwide Air Traffic Service to UK Search and Rescue Teams
How the ATOM GRID network gives UK Search and Rescue teams a free, 24/7 nationwide air traffic picture.
PilotAware Firmware Updater for Android
Great News for PilotAware Android Users
Introducing PilotAware VECTOR
PilotAware VECTOR measures how well your aircraft's electronic conspicuity is actually received, using real ATOM ground station data.
Strategic vs Tactical Situational Awareness
The difference between strategic and tactical situational awareness, and how the PilotAware RADAR screen on a tablet can help.
10 reasons why PilotAware Rosetta complements FLARM
Why pairing PilotAware Rosetta with FLARM gives you FLARM, PilotAware, ADS-B and Mode-S/3D traffic in one setup.
10 reasons why PilotAware Rosetta complements ADS-B out
Why PilotAware Rosetta is an ideal ADS-B In partner for aircraft with ADS-B Out, adding Mode-S, PilotAware, FLARM and FANET+ traffic.
10 Reasons to use PilotAware Rosetta as your Electronic Conspicuity device!
Ten reasons to choose PilotAware Rosetta, from broad traffic detection and installable antennas to the ATOM GRID network.
Why doesn't PilotAware do ADS-B out? [Updated]
Why PilotAware hasn't built a UK-only 1090 MHz ADS-B Out transmitter for CAP 1391, and how its approach to interoperability differs.
Congratulations OGN 🎊
Open Glider Network wins EASA 2019 safety award.
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