Honeywell, a company that invents and manufactures technologies addressing some of the world’s largest challenges regarding energy, safety, security, global urbanization and productivity, was recently contracted by Cathay Pacific, a large airline company based out of Hong Kong, to deploy Honeywell’s part ‘GoDirect Connected Aircraft maintenance’. Honeywell’s aircraft part program combines the airplane’s connectivity, data analytics and product knowledge to predict when mechanical parts need to be replaced or fixed. This Honeywell part can diminish systems that do not operate by up to 35 percent, causing the cost of disruptive and annoying maintenance. This Honeywell part also reduces the risk of flight cancellation and makes customers lives easier by reducing the risk of delays. Honeywell’s airplane part will help Cathay Pacific support their commitment to customers by reducing the risk of disruptions solely caused by aircraft operating systems. Honeywell will be saving Cathay Pacific hundreds of thousands of dollars in operational and reactive maintenance that would have been unavoidable. If this trail with Honeywell parts goes well Cathay Pacific will more than likely extend the program to its fleet of Boeing B777’s. Read more >>
Delta Air Lines is going to receive the largest order of CSeries by the year 2018, which makes Delta the largest consumer for CSeries aircraft. This order shows how the CSeries aircraft is outstanding with its performance and quality, therefore; making it the biggest Bombardier Aerospace in commercial aircraft ever. The Cseries is really a unique aircraft from a performance and economical point of view, the CSeries uses the same technological advances as the A320neo and the 737 MAX with a much newer body parts and other optimizations that no Boeing or Airbus can match. Read more >>
Russian Military modifies attack helicopter “MI-24” for more precision and higher maximum speeds. Russia advances to test out their latest idea which evolved into what is known as the Demonstrator PSV “Prospective Speedy Helicopter.” Dispatched on the 23 of December, 2015 from the Mil Helicopter plant near Moscow, Russia. Read more >>
The Northrop Grumman Corporation, an American global defense and aerospace technology company, and the United States Navy have recently and successfully completed a land-based operational assessment (OA) with the autonomous, unmanned helicopter MQ-8C Fire Scout. The OA, which was help on November 20 at the Naval Base Ventura County in Point Mugu, California, had successfully revealed the sensor integration and endurance capabilities of the new MQ-8C airframe. Read more >>
As part of the Taiwan Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon radar upgrade program, Northrop Grumman has agreed to supply 142 SABR radars. By optimizing the radar system within the existing power and cooling allocations of legacy F-16s, Northrop will ensure the F-16’s relevance for several more decades. In February 2015, Northrop Grumman secured a contract from Lockheed Martin to begin production of their APG-83 scalable agile beam radar (SABR). The APG-83 SABR is a multi-function active electronically scanned array (AESA) fire control radar. Read more >>
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