Adding three new product licenses in the first half of 2016, Melbourne, Florida-based Extant Aerospace has further expanded the portfolio of legacy avionics, electronics and electro-mechanical products that it manufactures and supports under license from leading OEMs. Under the agreements, the Florida-based company has acquired all inventory, special tooling and test equipment, as well as exclusive IP rights, to continue producing, repairing and supporting the products, which are installed in a wide range of military, commercial and general aviation aircraft. These include the B-1 and B-2 bombers, as well as the Beechcraft 1900, the Boeing 747 and 757 airliners, the C-5, C-17, C-130 transports, F-15, F-16, F-18 fighters, T-6A trainer and Falcon 50 and 900 business jets.
The newly licensed products encompass 300 parts and assemblies span communications, control, display, sensing, power and navigation technologies, with products including power supplies, battery chargers, communications terminals, temperature sensors, mission and flight data recorders, navcom panels, and primary flight displays. These licenses bring Extant’s portfolio to more than 2,500 distinct aerospace electronics and avionics part numbers.
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