Boeing has selected Elbit Systems to provide displays for fighter jet cockpit systems as Boeing offers its Super Hornet for a Brazilian fighter competition, Boeing announced Thursday.
This follows an agreement announced in March, where Elbit will provide large area displays for cockpit systems in Super Hornets and the F-15 family, including the Silent Eagle.
Boeing, Elbit and Elbit’s Brazilian subsidiary AEL Sistemas are also collaborating on a distributed simulation project to develop avionics for fixed-wing platforms and rotorcrafts.
Boeing is also opening a research and development center in Brazil, where the company will collaborate with partners in the private, public and academic sectors.
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Boeing Selects Cockpit System Partner, Competing For Brazilian Jet Contract
This follows an agreement announced in March, where Elbit will provide large area displays for cockpit systems in Super Hornets and the F-15 family, including the Silent Eagle.
Boeing, Elbit and Elbit’s Brazilian subsidiary AEL Sistemas are also collaborating on a distributed simulation project to develop avionics for fixed-wing platforms and rotorcrafts.
Boeing is also opening a research and development center in Brazil, where the company will collaborate with partners in the private, public and academic sectors.
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