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BAE Systems has entered a memorandum of understanding with lighting solutions provider Emteq to jointly work on BAE“™s cabin management system. IntelliCabin is designed to integrate cabin functions so flight crew members can better serve passengers, BAE said Thursday. The companies aim to market BAE“™s product in the commercial aircraft original equipment manufacturer and airline […] More
L-3 Communications and Rockwell Collins have partnered to update communication navigation surveillance and air traffic management avionics systems on a U.S. Air Force electronic attack plane. The companies aim for the upgrades to help the Lockheed Martin-built EC-130H Compass Call to meet CNS/ATM international navigation requirements through 2020, Rockwell Collins said Tuesday. Troy Brunk, Rockwell Collins […] More
ARINC is working with three national air traffic management agencies to introduce new aircraft data link standards in Europe, AIN Online reports. According to the report, the company holds contract’s with the U.K.’s NATS, Germany’s DFS and Switzerland’s Skyguide agencies to build the links this year. Yanko Videv, ARINC program manager for aviation solutions in […] More
Northrop Grumman will bring one of its intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance planes to an international aerospace industry forum in Malaysia this week. The E-2D Advanced Hawkeye will be featured at the Langkawi International Maritime & Aerospace Exhibition between March 26 and 30, Northrop said Tuesday. Malaysia is one of the first countries the U.S. government […] More
ATK (NYSE: ATK) addressed complexity and cost issues in its latest avionics and control test for a NASA program aimed at sending astronauts and cargo beyond Earth’s orbit. Flight Control Test 2, the second in a series of development tests for the Space Launch System, occurred Jan. 30 at ATK’s testing laboratory in Promontory, Utah, […] More
Northrop Grumman has won a $9.3 million contract to provide mission computers to the U.S. Navy for a helicopter upgrade program, the company said Tuesday. The H-1 upgrade program aims to replace AH-1W and UH-1N helicopters with UH-1Y and AH-1Z helicopters, the company said. Under the contract, the company will provide the Navy Gen II […] More
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. has won M&A Advisor’s “Equity Financing Deal of the Year“ award for 2012, recognizing the company’s public offering of common stock raising $100 million in conjunction with its acquisition of Composite Engineering Inc. Kratos said it completed the acquisition of the unmanned aerial target systems and composite structures manufacturer […] More
Northrop Grumman Corp. has selected Garmin International Inc., to supply the avionics suite for the new Firebird optionally piloted vehicle, according to a statement by Garmin. “Commercial avionics are an increasingly compelling option for government and military aircraft because they offer excellent features with significant time and cost savings,” said Carl Wolf, Garmin vice president of aviation sales and […] More
A Northrop Grumman subsidiary has won a subcontract from Alenia Aermacchi to provide a fighter training system for trainer aircraft in Israel, Northrop announced Wednesday. Northrop’s Italy-based navigation systems subsidiary will provide the LISA-200 Attitude Heading Reference System for the M-346, continuing its five years of experience as a supplier for that program. “This award builds […] More
ITT Exelis has received a $7.7 million Air Force delivery order for aircraft avionics system support and engineering services, the company announced Friday. The order falls under a previously awarded contract for continuous maintenance of the Air Force’s B-1B aircraft’s integrated defensive avionics system, the ALQ-161A. Maintenance teams have focused on preparing the B-1 to […] More
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