Nick Zazulia, Author at Aviation Tech Today

Military

F-35 Data Fusion: How the Smartest Fighter Shares What it Sees

The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II’s calling card is being a mobile sensor package that can the effectiveness of an entire fleet — an entire military front — by sharing data and…

Military

F-35: How the Trillion-Dollar Program Got Here and Where It's Going

Seven years ago, the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program—the fifth-generation, multi-role stealth fighter—was close to being canceled. Now its creators are focused on changes for the next generation and…

Commercial

August Round-Up: Avionics' Top 10 Stories from the Month

If you're looking to catch up on any big news you might have missed in August, we have you covered. Here are Avionics' 10 most popular stories from a month that saw…

Commercial

Garmin Acquires Flight-Planning Service

Garmin has acquired Connecticut-based electronic flight-planning services provider Flight Plan, purveyor of FltPlan.com and the FltPlan Go mobile app, the company announced Wednesday. “We look forward to combining the comprehensive flight planning…

Military

F-35: Is The Trillion-Dollar Fighter Finally Worth It?

Avionics upgrades in development for the F-35 Lightning II include a new automatic ground collision avoidance system and a distributed aperture system (DAS) with five times the resolution of its current

Commercial

Alaska Hacked Like Equifax: Industry Needs to Evolve to Prevent Repeat

A month after Alaska Airlines closed its acquisition of Virgin America in December 2016, the Seattle-based airline had been hacked. Alaska discovered a malicious threat actor known to the U.S. Defense Department had abused…

Regulation

Getting Beyond the FAA's Part 107 BVLOS Waiver Application

There are several guidelines all drones operating in U.S. airspace must follow, such as remaining within the pilot's line of sight. But there are waivers the FAA is granting for some beyond-line-of-sight…

Military

F-35: Under the Helmet of the World's Most Advanced Fighter

One of the F-35 Lightning II’s most impressive and controversial components is the $400,000 helmet produced by a joint venture between Rockwell Collins and Elbit Systems of America. Plagued by issues —…

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Military

F-35 Data Fusion: How the Smartest Fighter Shares What it Sees

Military

F-35: How the Trillion-Dollar Program Got Here and Where It's Going

Commercial

August Round-Up: Avionics' Top 10 Stories from the Month

Commercial

Garmin Acquires Flight-Planning Service

Military

F-35: Is The Trillion-Dollar Fighter Finally Worth It?

Commercial

Alaska Hacked Like Equifax: Industry Needs to Evolve to Prevent Repeat

Regulation

Getting Beyond the FAA's Part 107 BVLOS Waiver Application

Military

F-35: Under the Helmet of the World's Most Advanced Fighter