Air Force to urge U.S. to speed up collision-avoidance system work following F-16V incident

Taiwan's Air Force will urge the United States to expedite work to install automatic ground collision avoidance systems (Auto-GCAS) on its F-16V jets, with the aim of completing the process by the end of this year if possible, a military official said Wednesday after an F-16V jet went missing a day earlier.

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