An Avionics Veteran, FreeFlight Systems Has SO Much To
Offer!
Founded in 2001 through the acquisition of Trimble
Navigation’s Avionics Products Division, FreeFlight Systems
is an international supplier of professional-grade avionics systems
for commercial and military aircraft.
With a focus on safety, simplicity, and reliability, FreeFlight
Systems offers a broad array of GPS navigation systems, GNSS/SBAS
sensors, radar altimeters, and ADS-B components and systems
worldwide. FreeFlight Systems philosophy is to provide quality
avionics at affordable prices.
Based in Waco, TX, FreeFlight Systems was the first company to
certify an airborne Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS)
receiver.
REALLY Cool Facts About FreeFlight Systems
Did you know FreeFlight Systems was
the first to certify an airborne Wide Area Augmentation System
(WAAS) remote receiver?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems RA-4500 radar altimeter is
the lowest cost radar altimeter with EFIS interface
capability?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems RA-4500 has TSO and ETSO
certifications, and is proven accurate from 2,500 feet to 0 feet
AGL.
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems RANGR 978MHz ADS-B
Transmitter will be certified to the latest FAA requirements and
will be available in mid-2010?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems RA-4500 meets the radar
altimeter requirements for HTAWS?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems 1203 WAAS GPS receiver is
STC'd on a Boeing 757 by Iceland Air as part of an ADS-B
solution?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems Hardened Memory Unit is
fully crash survivable with fire protection of 1100 degrees Celsius
for 1 hour?
Did you know the FreeFlight Systems Memory Management System is
a low cost solution for recording and storing video and audio in an
aircraft?
Did you know FreeFlight Systems is continuing to support and
enhance the capabilities of the 2101 family of Navigation
Management Systems?
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