L-3 Aviation Products Meeting NextGen Mandates
A variety of L-3 Aviation Products systems are aimed at meeting existing and upcoming NextGen mandates.

This year, L-3 Aviation (Chalet A10-15) should generate more than $500 million in sales, according to Ralph DeMarco, v-p of marketing and sales. The five divisions include Aviation Communication and Surveillance Systems (ACSS) in Phoenix, Arizona, which is an L-3 and Thales joint venture; L-3 Aviation Recorders in Sarasota, Florida; L-3 Avionics Systems in Grand Rapids, Michigan; L-3 Display Systems in Alpharetta, Georgia; and L-3 Electronics Systems Services in Canada.

Here at Farnborough, Airbus recognized ACSS as one of its top five suppliers and also the most improved supplier for 2013 at an awards ceremony held on July 15. “This is a testament to the dedication of the ACSS and Thales avionics teams in supporting our products worldwide,” said Terry Flaishans, president of ACSS. Airbus’ supplier ranking was based on input from 111 airline operators.

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