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Boeing Super Hornets Receiving Block III Avionics Upgrades

Dozens of Boeing F/18 E/F Super Hornets are to receive avionics upgrades under the Block III program to improve information exchange speeds and allow the sharing of streaming video and other data.…

Regulation

FAA Exploring How Manned Aviation Can Benefit from Drone Remote ID

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to ask industry how manned aviation can interact with remote identification signals emitted by drones as part of its roadmap to integrating unmanned aircraft into…

ATM Modernization

Raytheon Sees MARS, STARS as Enablers to App-based Future for U.S. Air Traffic

Raytheon seeks to transition the technology used by air traffic controllers to track aircraft in U.S. terminal airspace to a more software-based system that can be continuously upgraded, using application updates instead…

Business & GA

Viasat CEO Predicts Strong Aeronautical Broadband Revenue Growth

While Viasat has run into earnings headwinds because of the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX airliner, Viasat's CEO on Feb. 6 predicted strong revenue growth ahead for broadband. "In the near…

Business & GA

Truly Enhanced Flight Vision, Better Displays Dominate OEMs' Imaginations

Thanks to today’s enhanced flight vision systems (EFVS) and synthetic flight systems (SVS), pilots can fly safely in low light and obscured visibility conditions that would otherwise be life-threatening. But OEMs such…

Connectivity

Aerkomm to Provide In-Flight Connectivity to Hong Kong Airlines

Aerkomm subsidiary Aircom Pacific has agreed to provide Hong Kong Airlines with both its AirCinema and AERKOMM K++ In-Flight Entertainment and Connectivity (IFEC) solutions. Hong Kong Airlines plans to install Aircom’s solutions on 12 Airbus A320 and…

Business & GA

Certification of Combined Vision System Expected Soon, Bombardier Says

Bombardier Aviation expects the certification of the Combined Vision System (CVS) for the company's Global 5500 and 6500 business jets soon, the company said on Feb. 6. The Federal Aviation Administration certified…

Commercial

Airbus ATTOL Project Lead Describes Technology Behind Vision-based A350 Takeoff

Using a combination of image recognition technology and flight control computer modifications, Airbus successfully performed its first ever fully automatic vision-based takeoff with an A350-1000 in December. Avionics International recently caught up…

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Military

Boeing Super Hornets Receiving Block III Avionics Upgrades

Regulation

FAA Exploring How Manned Aviation Can Benefit from Drone Remote ID

ATM Modernization

Raytheon Sees MARS, STARS as Enablers to App-based Future for U.S. Air Traffic

Business & GA

Viasat CEO Predicts Strong Aeronautical Broadband Revenue Growth

Business & GA

Truly Enhanced Flight Vision, Better Displays Dominate OEMs' Imaginations

Connectivity

Aerkomm to Provide In-Flight Connectivity to Hong Kong Airlines

Business & GA

Certification of Combined Vision System Expected Soon, Bombardier Says

Commercial

Airbus ATTOL Project Lead Describes Technology Behind Vision-based A350 Takeoff