Rotorcraft
Astronautics, Vector Collaborate on RoadRunner EFI
Astronautics and Vector sign an MOU to collaborate on STCs.
Vector Aerospace v-p of business development for airframe and avionics solutions Elvis Moniz (left) and Astronautics president Chad Cundiff sign an MoU to pursue STCs for the Roadrunner EFI installations in several helicopter models.
Vector Aerospace v-p of business development for airframe and avionics solutions Elvis Moniz (left) and Astronautics president Chad Cundiff sign an MoU to pursue STCs for the Roadrunner EFI installations in several helicopter models.

Under a memorandum of understanding signed on March 7, Astronautics Corporation of America (Booth 9949) and Vector Aerospace (Booth 1612) will collaborate to obtain supplemental type certificates (STCs) for installation of the Astronautics RoadRunner electronic flight instrument (EFI) and pursue EFI retrofit applications for numerous helicopters, including the Airbus AS350and Bell 212, 412 and UH-1.