rockwell collins is working on some to this effect. tell us about it.we don't think it's going to be very expensive to the airlines. we are announcing a new product in the next week that does the airline tracking. and it takes the feed from satellite, from high-frequency communication, from radar -- today there are multiple sources and we will bring them all together and provide a better solution to the market and the great advantages it doesn't -- the great advantage is it doesn't require any more onboard the aircraft. mark: that seems like a common sense approach. why hasn't been dealt with -- why hasn't it been dealt with before now? kelly: there was not the perceived need for it. we have been encouraged to forward with practical solutions that will not overburden the airline industry. today we can track these aircraft with the systems on board airplanes. mark: what is the difference between satellite tracking and ground tracking? kelly: satellite goes up through the charges and there are data charges associated. radar is on the ground. and there is

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