EMS Technologies has introduced a new 406-1 Emergency Locator
Transmitter (ELT) at the Aircraft Electronics Association's 47th
Annual Convention and Tradeshow. EMS's advanced life-saving
technology is now accessible to a wide range of aircraft operators,
most notably, small aircraft owners. EMS's innovation brings the
ELT to the aviation market at a more affordable price and in a
smaller package than previously was available.
Demand for Max-Viz Enhanced Vision Systems Equipment
Expands
Max-Viz has announced the company's first Enhanced Vision
Systems U.S. Supplemental Type Certification (STC) of its EVS-1000
system onboard the Falcon 900A, B, C and EX aircraft.
"This U.S. Federal Aviation certification of the Falcon 900 is
another milestone win for our company," said Jim Tuttle, Max-Viz
CEO.
EMS Technologies, Inc. has announced that for the first time its
renowned AMT-50 multi-channel SATCOM antenna has been installed and
integrated with the HSD-128 high-speed data terminal aboard a
helicopter.
TC Communications performed the installation on a Boeing 234
twin-rotor helicopter for the National Fire Administration (NFA) of
Taiwan. This helicopter is used for disaster management and
search-and-rescue missions, and has been operational since November
11, 2003.
ARINC and AeroMech say they've teamed up to offer complete RVSM
(Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum) solutions for popular Cessna,
Beechjet, and Hawker business jet airframes. The teaming agreement
between the two companies gives the market a new choice in RVSM
service providers.
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