PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: Genesys Aerosystems Group, Inc.
Genesys Aerosystems, a Moog Inc. company announced that it has been selected by Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) for its Hindustan-228 aircraft to provide the S-TEC 4000R Autopilot product.
The S-TEC 4000R Autopilot integrates seamlessly with the existing Genesys cockpit on the aircraft today. It adds additional advanced functions not previously available in the HAL manufactured commuter aircraft fleet, expanding its mission profile and increasing operational safety. These features include: Vertical Navigation (VNAV); Envelope Protection and Alerting; Straight and Level Recovery Mode; Search and Rescue capabilities; plus, many others.
HAL's efforts with the S-TEC 4000R autopilot system will introduce the latest digital autopilot system on the Hindustan-228 platform and will add additional features like VNAV capability & enhanced safety to Hindustan-228 aircraft. The program will also include more than 20 years of additional support to the platform.
“We are pleased to partner with HAL to equip the Hindustan-228 aircraft with expanded operational capabilities found in the S-TEC 4000R system," said Nick Bogner, Director of Business Development for Genesys Aerosystems. “Additionally, HAL will benefit from high reliability and long-term support for their customers.”
Contact details from our directory: | |
Genesys Aerosystems Group, Inc. | Radio Communications Equipment, Autopilots, Air-to-Ground Data Links, Electronic Flight Instrument Systems, Flight Management Systems, Terrain Awareness and Warning Systems, Sensors/Transducers, GPS, Air Data Computers |
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (Transport Aircraft Division) | Airframer |
Related aircraft programs: |
Dornier 228 |
Related directory sectors: |
Flight and Data Management |
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