Maintenance and Modifications
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Precise Flight birdstrike prevention
Precise Flight’s pulsing lighting systems have been shown to reduce the incidence of bird strikes.

Signia Aerospace has purchased Bend, Oregon-based Precise Flight, maker of the Pulselite pulsing lighting system installed on more than 25,000 aircraft, as well as speed brakes, oxygen systems, environmental control systems, electromechanical controls, and spoiler systems. The company is retaining Precise Flight COO Bill Hoback, who will report to Signia Aerospace Group president Keith Bagley.

Pulselite can also be integrated with traffic alert and collision avoidance systems. “Research has shown that the airplanes equipped with the Pulselite technology experience up to 60% fewer bird strikes, saving [operators] millions of dollars annually, while increasing passenger safety,” according to Precise Flight.