Rockwell Collins

BOC Aviation will feature Rockwell Collins’ advanced avionics, including MultiScan™ ThreatTrack weather radar, GLU-925 Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR), and Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance (TCAS II) traffic computer TTR-2100 as baseline configurations on Next-Generation Boeing 737 aircraft that begin delivery later this year. “This comprehensive suite of our proven avionics systems will enable BOC Aviation’s clients … Dowiedz się więcej

Rockwell Collins, the airline industry’s leading provider of Multi-Mode Receivers (MMR), today introduced its GLU-2100 next-generation MMR for air transport aircraft. The newly designed MMR, which readies airlines for all foreseeable future global navigation requirements, is in development and will be available as an option for Airbus and Boeing aircraft. The GLU-2100 MMR will bring … Dowiedz się więcej

Rockwell Collins has received a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) supplemental type certificate (STC) for its Pro Line Fusion® avionics upgrade for King Air 350 turboprops originally delivered with Pro Line II avionics. The STC was achieved as part of a collaborative effort with Landmark Aviation Winston-Salem and BHE & Associates, Ltd., and is available now … Dowiedz się więcej

The Boeing 737 MAX took its first flight today in Renton, Wash., making it the latest next-generation Boeing aircraft to fly with Rockwell Collins’ advanced large-format flight displays. More than 3,000 737 MAX aircraft are on order with the first delivery expected in 2017. The new 737 MAX flight deck includes four configurable 15.1-inch landscape … Dowiedz się więcej

Travelers using Narita International Airport (NRT), the primary airport servicing Greater Tokyo, will be able to check-in faster due to the expanded deployment of ARINC common use passenger processing and ARINC self-service kiosks throughout the airport. The airport recently renewed its existing contract for Rockwell Collins’ ARINC vMUSE™ and ARINC SelfServ™ Kiosks in Terminal 2, … Dowiedz się więcej