Narrative:

During cruise flight at FL450 about one hour prior to decent we experienced a dadc (digital air data computer) fault. A dadc miscompare cas message was displayed and the appropriate afm quick reference handbook procedure was accomplished. We continued the flight with both captain and first officer operating with a single dadc. As we commenced our decent into ZZZZ; the air data information displayed by the remaining dadc did not agree with the standby flight instruments; all automation was disengaged and the remainder of the flight was conducted by reference to the standby flight instruments. We [advised ATC] and continued to land on runway xx.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: G-IV flight crew reported an air data computer failure and the arrival flown using standby instruments.

Narrative: During cruise flight at FL450 about one hour prior to decent we experienced a DADC (Digital Air Data Computer) fault. A DADC Miscompare CAS Message was displayed and the appropriate AFM Quick Reference Handbook procedure was accomplished. We continued the flight with both Captain and First Officer operating with a single DADC. As we commenced our decent into ZZZZ; the Air Data information displayed by the remaining DADC did not agree with the Standby Flight Instruments; all automation was disengaged and the remainder of the flight was conducted by reference to the Standby Flight Instruments. We [advised ATC] and continued to land on Runway XX.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.