November 2017 - Page 7 of 8 - Aviation Tech Today

Regulation

Helicopter Avionics Certification to Change Under New Proposal

Under a newly issued notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM), the FAA is considering an elimination of special conditions that are currently required for obtaining certification of new helicopter airframes and components. The…

Military

Rockwell Collins Makes 3 US Navy Platforms ADS-B-Compliant

Some U.S. Naval Air Systems Command (Navair) aircraft are now compliant with the FAA’s ADS-B mandate, thanks to Rockwell Collins. The company said it recently completed servicing three of the Navy’s platforms.…

Military

International Lockheed Martin F-35 Partners Receive Full Mission Sims

Israel, Italy, Japan and Norway are ready to train on Lockheed Martin F-35 full mission simulators. Lockheed Martin said these are the “first-ever deliveries to international F-35 operators.” According to the manufacturer,…

ATM Modernization

Eurocontrol, Slovenia Complete Phase of ATM Data Project

Shadow operations of the "ATM Data as a Service" project have been successfully completed, Eurocontrol said. Air traffic controllers at Slovenia Control’s Ljubljana Area Control Centre completed the operations in Slovenian airspace…

Connectivity

Panasonic Avionics, Singapore Airlines Team for Personalized IFEC

Panasonic Avionics Corp. and Singapore Airlines have eight new personalization solutions for the airline’s in-flight entertainment offering, Panasonic said. Features include passenger login at the seat; playlist, bookmark, language preference storage and…

Military

USAF F-16 Avionics Maintenance Tech Innovates Time-Saving Troubleshooting Methods

A U.S. Air Force avionics technician developed a new way to test the functionality of a sniper pod and the electrical systems of a Lockheed Martin F-16. According to the U.S. Defense…

Regulation

Will FAA's New Rule Expand Use of Enhanced Vision Systems?

The FAA’s final rule for the use of enhanced flight vision systems (EFVS) were meant to streamline certification — something the agency is trying to do in general. But the final rule…

Commercial

NASA Creates Industry Day to Talk Drone/NAS Integration with Academia, Industry

NASA is further calling on the industry to help with unmanned aircraft system (UAS) integration into the U.S. national airspace system (NAS). The agency is hosting an industry day at the end…

Military

USAF Wants to Keep Rockwell Collins Around for KC-10 Work

Rockwell Collins completed a six-year U.S. Air Force contract for McDonnell Douglas KC-10 upgrades in June. The following month, L3 Technologies tapped Rockwell Collins for Air Force KC-10 repair work. The Air…

Commercial

Newest Airbus Widebody On Track to Type Certification With Latest Milestone

Airbus’ A350-1000 is on track to be EASA-certificated before the end of the month. The manufacturer said this newest member of the widebody family has successfully completed its functional and reliability testing.…

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Helicopter Avionics Certification to Change Under New Proposal

Regulation

Helicopter Avionics Certification to Change Under New Proposal

Military

Rockwell Collins Makes 3 US Navy Platforms ADS-B-Compliant

Military

International Lockheed Martin F-35 Partners Receive Full Mission Sims

ATM Modernization

Eurocontrol, Slovenia Complete Phase of ATM Data Project

Connectivity

Panasonic Avionics, Singapore Airlines Team for Personalized IFEC

Military

USAF F-16 Avionics Maintenance Tech Innovates Time-Saving Troubleshooting Methods

Regulation

Will FAA's New Rule Expand Use of Enhanced Vision Systems?

Commercial

NASA Creates Industry Day to Talk Drone/NAS Integration with Academia, Industry

Military

USAF Wants to Keep Rockwell Collins Around for KC-10 Work

Commercial

Newest Airbus Widebody On Track to Type Certification With Latest Milestone