PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: CMC Electronics Inc.
CMC Electronics, a leading provider of advanced avionics, display solutions, and optoelectronics for military and commercial markets, is proud to announce the signing of two major agreements with Antonov for the modernization of the AN-124 and AN-178 aircraft. The contracts were finalized on April 9, 2025.
The Antonov AN-124, the world's heaviest operating cargo aircraft, will undergo a comprehensive avionics upgrade featuring CMC's cutting-edge systems. The AN-178, a short-range military transport aircraft, will also be equipped with CMC's advanced avionics suite as part of this renewed collaboration.
CMC will supply:
- CMA-9000 Flight Management System
- CMA-5024 GPS Receiver
- MFD-3068 Multi-Function Display
- ECP-083 EFIS Control Panel
- CMA-1612 Electronic Display Unit
- Autopilot Control Panel
- Plus associated integration and support equipment
"This is a significant milestone in our partnership with Antonov and a strong signal of the aerospace industry's resilience and renewal," said Robert Kopersiewich, Vice-President, Sales & Marketing, CMC Electronics. "We are honored to provide proven, next-generation avionics solutions that support the revival and modernization of these iconic aircraft."
With a legacy of innovation and performance, CMC Electronics continues to be a trusted partner for aircraft OEMs and operators around the world.
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| CMC Electronics Inc. | Control Panels, Communication Antennas, GPS, Flight Management Systems, Head-Up Displays, Enhanced Vision Systems (EVS), Electronic Flight Instrument Systems, MLS Receivers, Moving Maps, Onboard Computers, LCD Displays, Infrared Detectors |
| Antonov ASTC | Airframer |
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| Antonov An-178 |
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| Indicators and Instruments |
| Flight and Data Management |
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