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FreeFlight Systems' FDC-500 receives FAA TSO - Vimarsana News

FreeFlight Systems' FDC-500 receives FAA TSO

FreeFlight Systems’ FDC-500 receives FAA TSO FreeFlight Systems Press Release | April 22, 2021 Estimated reading time 2 minutes, 9 seconds. FreeFlight Systems, a NextGen aviation leader, specializing in avionics design, development, and manufacturing, has announced that it has received a Technical Standard Order (TSO) approval from the Federal Aviation Administration for the FDC-500 ARINC-429 digital to analog converter. This TSO approval will allow the FDC-500 to meet the FAA aftermarket replacement requirements for an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) aircraft part. The FDC-500 ...

FreeFlight reveals next-gen radar altimeters to mitigate 5G interference - Vimarsana News

FreeFlight reveals next-gen radar altimeters to mitigate 5G interference

FreeFlight reveals next-gen radar altimeters to mitigate 5G interference By Oliver Johnson | February 11, 2021 Estimated reading time 5 minutes, 6 seconds. FreeFlight Systems has released a new series of radar altimeters designed to mitigate potential interference from 5G networks. The FreeFlight Terrain series aims to provide operators with future-proof radar altimeters that are resistant to 5G interference. FreeFlight Image The new radar altimeters — known as the Terrain Series — are the fourth generation to be created by FreeFlight, and feature redesigned circuitry to withstand 5G ...

FreeFlight Systems introduces new radar altimeters designed to mitigate 5G interference - Vimarsana News

FreeFlight Systems introduces new radar altimeters designed to mitigate 5G interference

FreeFlight Systems introduces new radar altimeters designed to mitigate 5G interference FreeFlight Systems Press Release | January 26, 2021 Estimated reading time 3 minutes, 42 seconds. FreeFlight Systems, a leader in high-reliability NextGen solutions, announced the release of a new series of radar altimeters for heavy rotorcraft, turboprops, business aviation, and military segments designed to mitigate 5G interference. Decades ago, when the original specification was created for the radar altimetry, the Radio Frequency (RF) environment was protected. However, with new terrestrial broad...

Four members of FreeFlight Systems promoted into management - Vimarsana News

Four members of FreeFlight Systems promoted into management

Four members of FreeFlight Systems promoted into management FreeFlight Systems Press Release | December 28, 2020 Estimated reading time 3 minutes, 6 seconds. FreeFlight Systems, a NextGen aviation leader specializing in avionics design, development, and manufacturing, announced that Justin Yows, Kenia Goodman, Rob Hall, and Keith Maness have each accepted promotions to support the long term growth of the organization. “It’s been a tough year for aviation, but these promotions signal a bright spot for FreeFlight Systems as we continue to grow as NextGen leaders,” mentioned Tim Taylo...

Orbital ATK Inc Signs 5-Year IDIQ Contract with the US Defense Department - Vimarsana News

Orbital ATK Inc Signs 5-Year IDIQ Contract with the US Defense Department

Orbital ATK Inc Signs 5-Year IDIQ Contract with the US Defense Department Orbital ATK has been awarded a five-year contract to supply non-standard ammunition to the department of defense. Orbital ATK Inc. (NYSE:OA) announced that the US Department of Defense (DOD) has awarded the company with an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. Under the terms, it is required to deliver non-US standard ammunition (NSA) and mortar weapons systems to DOD’s international allies. This is the second time that Orbital ATK received the NSA IDIQ order. Previously, the company had signed a $3...