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By | August 11, 2014
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[Avionics Today 08-11-2014] Singapore-based Scoot Airlines has selected Rockwell Collins’ Dispatch 100 avionics service and asset management program for its new fleet of 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

Under the agreement, Rockwell Collins will provide the Singapore Airlines subsidiary with guaranteed spares availability, technical repairs and performance monitoring on Rockwell Collins’ suite of communications, surveillance, displays and pilot controls system.

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