Mon, Jul 29, 2019
First Such Work To Be Completed On A U.S.-Registered Learjet 45
StandardAero completed its first U.S registered Learjet 45 Honeywell Primus Elite installation at its MRO facility in Augusta Georgia facility, using JetCity’s FAA approved STC.
Honeywell’s Primus Elite enhanced cockpit system provides greater functionality and overall situational awareness with the addition of charts, maps and safety enhancements for business jet operators. The upgrade removes existing cathode ray tube (CRT) screens alleviating their obsolescence and heat issues. Primus Elite’s liquid crystal displays (LCD) provide improved visibility with a modern look and feel.
“StandardAero continues to be a leader in cockpit display upgrades and now offers Honeywell’s Primus Elite upgrade on the Learjet 45, Embraer 600, Falcon 900EX and Global Express aircraft,” said Jerry Sanders, Director of Avionics Program Management and Business Development for StandardAero Business Aviation. “With less focus on meeting the ADS-B mandate, we are seeing more attention on cockpit display and cabin connectivity upgrades,” he added.
This particular installation of Primus Elite is important because it is one of the first Learjet 45 aircraft to have Primus Elite Enhanced features via the FAA STC in the industry and demonstrates the ability to provide continued support and add robust capabilities for Learjet 45 owner/operators. With StandardAero’s broad scope of services, Honeywell Primus Elite installation can be accomplished in conjunction with other platform services to minimize total downtime.
(Source: Honeywell news release. Image from file)
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