UTAS Highlights Smart Aircraft Solutions
OEMs and operators are using the company's technologies to improve performance of next generation and legacy fleets

UTC Aerospace Systems (UTAS; Chalet 346) is highlighting here at the Paris Air Show its “smart aircraft” solutions, which company president Dave Gitlin calls “an ecosystem” of products and services, employed by OEMs, commercial and military operators worldwide. “We have dozens of smart solutions across our portfolio, and continue to evolve technologies through accelerated innovation,” Gitlin said. Examples include applications based on the company’s proprietary sensing technology, which “can capture data from thousands of inputs across the aircraft – removing some of those operational blind spots and replacing them with valuable information,” said Gitlin. “Our Advanced Aircraft Interface Device (AID) is able to take in all that data and, along with existing data, make it meaningful, much like how the brain processes information for the body.”