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Cobham Highlights Recent Platform Wins

Demonstrating its technological range and capabilities, UK-based Cobham (Booth No.

The Skylander SK-105 twin turboprop can be configured for 19 passengers, 2.7 tons of cargo or special missions, including medevac.

October 10, 2011

Demonstrating its technological range and capabilities, UK-based Cobham (Booth No. C10124) is highlighting recent platform wins by its Commercial Systems business unit. The company will provide an integrated avionics suite for the new Skylander SK-105 utility aircraft, and it has been tapped by Embraer (Booth No. N5132) to provide an advanced flight display system for 14 EMB-312 Tucano trainers being upgraded for the Columbian air force.

Cobham created the Commercial Systems business unit in February by combining its former avionics strategic business unit with the consolidated emergency beacon capabilities of the group. Commercial Systems provides integrated, end-to-end avionics systems for the general aviation, special mission, military training and commercial aviation markets. The company offers avionics systems, including its synthetic-vision electronic flight instrument system–approved now on 740 fixed-wing and helicopter models–individually or integrated as a cockpit suite.

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