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The Westland 30 twin‐engined medium class helicopter has completed a week of demonstration flights in India being evaluated for oil and natural gas and VIP/executive uses.
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Ferranti International, one of Britain's leading defence systems and electronics companies, has ordered a British Aerospace 125–800 business jet which has recently been delivered…
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Ferranti International, one of Britain's leading defence systems and electronics companies, has ordered a British Aerospace 125–800 business jet which has recently been delivered to the Company's Defence Systems facility at Edinburgh (Turnhouse) Airport.
Instrument Landing Systems (ILS) provide aircraft guidance information during the most critical phase of the flight profile. Almost regardless of weather conditions and…
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Instrument Landing Systems (ILS) provide aircraft guidance information during the most critical phase of the flight profile. Almost regardless of weather conditions and visibility, the pilot of a suitably equipped aircraft can be reassured that the steering commands provided by his instruments during landing will permit him to avoid local obstructions and to position his aircraft correctly for a safe landing. Data on the required profile in elevation (glidepath) and the required track (localiser) are derived from transmissions from the ground. To ensure correct and continued alignment of these transmissions, initial and periodic calibration of the ILS facilities is required. This checking function, following guidelines laid down by ICAO, is usually performed using accurately calibrated receivers on board a flight inspection aircraft along with an independent aircraft position measuring system that should itself be sufficiently more accurate than the ILS. In this way, any discrepancies between the received ILS data and the independent measuring system can be assumed to be errors in the ILS.
Litton Systems Canada Ltd, has announced that it has received a $3.7 million dollar contract to supply an automated test system and related test software programs to the Royal…
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Litton Systems Canada Ltd, has announced that it has received a $3.7 million dollar contract to supply an automated test system and related test software programs to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). The test system, designated ELATS for ‘Expanded Litton Automated Test Set’, will be used to automatically test and diagnose faults in electronic systems on board the new RAAF f/A‐18 fighter/aircraft.
Litton's Guidance & Control Systems division has received S24.5 million in new funding on previously awarded U.S. Air Force and foreign military sales contracts for production of…
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Litton's Guidance & Control Systems division has received S24.5 million in new funding on previously awarded U.S. Air Force and foreign military sales contracts for production of laser gyro navigation systems for fighter and transport aircraft.