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Avionics Update: Thales evaluating EVS infrared sensors

Thales Avionics has completed the first round of assessments of infrared sensors from “potential partners” that the company said could be incorporated with

Avionics Update: Apex glass cockpit tests proceeding on pace

Honeywell said it has removed the Apex 1000 glass displays from its Cessna 206 flying testbed in Olathe, Kan., to make way for evaluations of the Apex 2000

Avionics Update: FAA proposes new TAWS class

Recognizing that some aircraft operators will want to equip with terrain awareness and warning systems (TAWS) even though they are not required to do so, t

Avionics Update: Tenzing, Baker introduce airborne e-mail service

Seattle-based Tenzing Communications announced a partnership with avionics manufacturer Baker Electronics to develop e-mail and information services for co

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Avionics Update: Intheairnet acquires passenger networks

Irvine, Calif.-based Intheairnet last month announced it has purchased most of the assets of Passenger Networks, a Santa, Ana, Calif.

Avionics Update: AirCell to market cockpit weather service

Airborne cellular communications provider AirCell has announced a partnership with Control Vision, a Pittsburg, Kan.

Start of datalink test buoys ATC modernization efforts

Maneuvering over Southern Florida and through busy Miami airspace on a classically warm and convective Thursday in March, an FAA test airplane spent severa

Falcon 20 sharpens its talons with Pro Line 21 upgrade

Garrett Aviation has completed installation of the first Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 Continuum retrofit avionics system in a Falcon 20.

A ‘Swift’ concept brings Web inside the business jet cabin

Inmarsat last month announced the commercial availability of the new Swift64 mobile data pipeline, an airborne satellite Internet service that the company

EMS Technologies is next in line for Swift64 hardware approval

At press time EMS Technologies’ satcom division in Ottawa, Ontario, was set to become the second approved hardware retailer for the Swift64 service.

Eight (new technologies) in one (737-900)

Boeing has installed the following eight new technologies in its 737-900 Technology Demonstrator:• Synthetic vision system (SVS)</stron

Meggitt Magic autopilot keeps turboprops flying

Seeking to establish a firmer foothold in the avionics retrofit market, Meggitt last month introduced a new digital flight control system for older turbopr

Primus Apex for Viking Twin Otters

Viking Twin Otter series 400 airplanes will be equipped with an integrated suite of Primus Apex avionics from Honeywell Aerospace.

Columbus to steer by Collins

Rockwell Collins (Booth No.

EMTEQ Purchases Cable Technologies

New Berlin, Wisconsin-based EMTEQ (Booth No.

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Embraer to open Florida Phenom assembly plant

Luis Carlos Affonso, executive v-p of Embraer Executive Jets added more details to the revelation last week that Embraer plans to open a facility at Florid

Learjet 85 gets Pro Line Fusion avionics suite

Further strengthening its relationship with avionics maker Rockwell Collins, Bombardier has selected the Pro Line Fusion cockpit for its composite Learjet

STCs received for EVAS in Gulfstream III and GV

EVASWorldwide, an affiliate of Ramsey, N.J.-based Aircraft Services Group, said its $11,000 Emergency Vision Assurance System (EVAS) personal cockpit smoke

Jepp chart/moving-map display STC'd in GIV/IV-SP

Gulfstream Aerospace received an STC for the installation of the Northstar Technologies Flight Deck Organizer in the GIV and GIV-SP.

Collins Pro Line 21 certified in Challenger 601

Rockwell Collins received certification for a retrofit of its Pro Line 21 avionics suite in the Challenger 601.

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