Thu, May 26, 2016
Rockwell Collins Offers Three-Year FMS Database Updates And Unlimited Exchanges, Rentals And Repair
Rockwell Collins has announced that its Pro Line Fusion avionics upgrade for King Air 350s equipped with Pro Line II has been expanded to include Flight Management System (FMS) navigation database updates and coverage under its Corporate Aircraft Service Program (CASP) at no additional charge for three years.
The new bundled Pro Line Fusion upgrade is available now for a limited time through Rockwell Collins-authorized dealers. It also includes a manufacturer’s warranty on new equipment that extends to three years.
“This extremely competitive Pro Line Fusion bundle for legacy King Air 350s provides owners more peace of mind with essentially zero annual cost for avionics,” said Craig Olson, vice president and general manager, Business and Regional Systems for Rockwell Collins. “Plus, upgrading to Pro Line Fusion modernizes the cockpit to closely match what is being delivered from the factory, which will provide much higher aircraft value in the long run.”
Rockwell Collins’ Pro Line Fusion upgrade for King Air 350 turboprops provides turn-key compliance with airspace modernization deadlines and transforms the flying experience with the largest widescreen primary flight displays available.
Pro Line Fusion is designed to be easily updated with software upgrades, and is architected to accommodate future technology enhancements, including Rockwell Collins’ HGS-3500 Head-up Guidance System, EVS-3000 Enhanced Vision System and Airport Moving Map.
CASP is supported by a global dealer network of more than 250 facilities that service and repair Rockwell Collins’ avionics and cabin systems. Highlighted features include:
- Unlimited exchanges, rentals and repairs
- Parts ship within 24 hours after order
- Inclusion of labor and overnight shipping in the U.S.
- Up to five no-fault found failures.
(Image provided with Rockwell Collins news release)
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