Cabin Interior and Electronics
Teledyne Wins Crystal Cabin Award for Cabin Air Monitoring
Teledyne is ready to start installing the ACES cabin air system in business aircraft and has introduced an app to help customers make the best use of it.
Teledyne Controls' Aces cabin air monitoring system app displayed on iPad in aircraft cabin
Teledyne Controls' Aces cabin air monitoring system won a Crystal Cabin award this week at the Aircraft Interiors Exhibition in Hamburg, Germany. (Image: Teledyne)

U.S. sensor business Teledyne Controls returned home from the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, Germany, this week with a prestigious 2023 Crystal Cabin Award for its contributions to health and safety. The company was honored for its Aces cabin environment monitoring system, which allows aircraft operators to monitor, measure, and analyze air quality in both the cabin and the flight deck, checking for potentially harmful contaminants.

Also during the show, Teledyne launched an app that it expects will make the Aces system more useful for private aviation customers. The technology has already been FAA certified for use on Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies and has been installed for four carriers in the U.S., UK, and Australia. Teledyne's head of sales and marketing Steve Quimby said that he expects the system to be installed in a business jet before NBAA-BACE in October.