Avionics experts Rockwell Collins have teamed up with Airbus to apply their newest form of security system. The system is being said to be applied from here on out on the A350 and A380 model. This innovative security system has been created to send messages automatically to grounded authorities in case of a malfunction of the aircraft. Sources at Rockwell have stated that if the system where to be triggered their position frequency would be enhanced up to every 60 seconds appose to the standard 15-minute period. The system will be transmitted with ACARs aircraft equipment to the ground “receivers.” Not only will the system be able to track the aircrafts position but other important stats that pertain to their exact location such as airspeed, altitude, and engine performance.
Learn More >>There was an article on Aerospace Technology which talks about how XTI Aircraft Company has a utility patent for the TriFan600 vertical take off plane which was issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office.
Learn More >>Embraer aircraft announced today that their Legacy 450 mid-light business jet has just set the speed record on a recent flight between California and Hawaii. According to the National Aeronautic Association (NAA), the Hawaii trip hosted by AirSprint. AirSprint is a Calgary-based operator with Canada’s largest fractional aircraft fleet and was the Legacy 450’s launch customer.
Learn More >>There was an article posted on Aerotime which talks about how Safran has signed a 5Star Plans contract will Bell Helicopter’s Training Academy. This training academy is used to support Airrus 2R engines which are operated by Bell 505 customers.
Learn More >>On March 2 2017, Courtney E. Howards, the Chief Editor of Intelligent Aerospace, wrote an article about how VStar Systems Inc.’s MA-C SIGINT sensor gets tested by the Martin UAV V-Bat. The MA-C is considered to be a modular signal intelligence sensor created by VStar Systems. VStar Systems is a aerospace and defense system company which is located in San Diego, California.
Learn More >>On February 28th 2017, there was an article on Intelligent Aerospace by Courtney E. Howard talking about how Harris Corp is working with North Dakota organizations to test beyond visual line of sight (or BVLOS) for unmanned aircraft operations in order to test flight operations in real world environments. The beyond visual line of sight is made for unmanned aircraft systems and air traffic management.
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