Part Of A Major Refurbishment Of The Aircraft's Interior
North America-based completions and MRO specialist Flying Colours Corp., has completed its first Ka-band installation on a Gulfstream GV airframe. Installation by the Flying Colours avionics team required the mounting of the radome, tail antenna and cabin hardware to bring powerful connectivity to the cabin and flight-deck. The work, part of a major refurbishment of the cabin interior, and revamp of the fuselage exterior, was completed in July at the Peterborough, ON. headquarters.
State Says The Company Has Not Met Job Growth Targets
An economic development deal between Textron's Bell Helicopter and the state of Louisiana is on the rocks, with the state saying that the company has not created promised jobs and is in violation of the agreement.
Airborne Detect And Avoid Sensor Poised To Accelerate BVLOS Flight
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has certified the EchoFlight radar developed by Echodyne, a manufacturer of innovative, high-performance radars for securing critical infrastructure and guiding autonomous machines. Previously available only for experimental purposes, the airborne detect and avoid radar is designed for integration into a wide-variety of UAS platforms and provides unprecedented combination of C-SWaP, range, and accuracy. For organizations seeking authorization to operate beyond visual line of sight or autonomously, EchoFlight radar is a significant step forward for UAS mission safety.
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