Genesys Aerosystems Completes Certification of Genesys Avionics Suite™ on CN-235 Aircraft
EAST AURORA, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE) –Moog Inc.- (NYSE: MOG.A and MOG.B) announced today that Genesys Aerosystems, a Moog Inc. company, has received full civil certification and acceptance by the military end-customer for the complete Genesys Avionics Suite™ installed in the Indonesian Aerospace (PTDI) CN-235 aircraft. The Genesys avionics suite consists of EFIS flight displays with embedded FMS and Class-A TAWS, dual ADAHRS (Air Data / Attitude/Heading Reference System), dual GPS/SBAS receivers, GDR™ integrated VHF/UHF software-defined digital radios, and an S-TEC® digital autopilot.
The CN-235 is a twin-engine transport aircraft jointly developed by CASA of Spain and PTDI. It is operated as both a regional airliner and military transport; its primary military roles include air transport and aerial surveillance.
“We are proud to complete this important certification milestone on the CN-235 aircraft to open the door for increased operational capabilities and mission efficiencies,” stated Nick Bogner, Director of Business Development. “Genesys prides itself in delivering on complex certification programs such as this.”
The Genesys Avionics Suite™ provides renewed operational life to aircraft through a complete, comprehensive, and affordable cockpit system upgrade to existing fixed-wing and helicopter aircraft. The Genesys Avionics Suite™ includes the following system components:
- EFIS Glass Upgrade – Primary and Multi-Function Flight Displays
- FMS – Flight Management
- SVS – Synthetic Vision & Highway-In-The-Sky (HITS)
- TAWS – Fixed-Wing & Helicopters
- EICAS Upgrade
- Autopilot Upgrade – Helicopter HeliSAS® & GRC™ Autopilots
- Autopilot Upgrade – Fixed-Wing S-TEC Autopilots
- Radios – GDR™ Integrated Nav/Comm software-definable radios
- ADAHRS Only Upgrade – Legacy attitude source replacements
- Interfaces – Includes all necessary interfaces to get the aircraft up and flying
- Sensors – Includes all necessary sensors to get the aircraft up and flying
