FLIGHT TRACKING SYSTEM MARKET ANALYSIS

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Global Flight Tracking System Market - Recent Developments

1. As on March 7 2023, SKYTRAC Frameworks Ltd. (SKYTRAC), a technology company specializing in providing advanced data-driven solutions for the aviation industry, and The Helicopter Company (THC) a company that offers a wide range of commercial helicopter services, as the chief helicopter specialist co-op authorized to work business trips in the Realm of Saudi Arabia (the Realm), have gone into a consent to empower Low Earth Circle (LEO) satellite, 4G/LTE cell, and Wi-Fi availability as well as cutting edge mission capacities for their whole armada of Airbus and Leonardo helicopters. An all-in-one platform for connectivity, communications, data-driven operational insights, engineering and client support, and pilot situational awareness will be provided by the partnership to THC. SKYTRAC will provide THC's fleet with mission-critical features like SkyWeb Automated Flight Following and Mission Monitoring, SAFRTM Flight Data Monitoring (FDM), Real-Time HUMS (RT HUMS) Alerting, Iridium Satellite Push-to-Talk (PTT) communications, voice and text messaging, and the SKYTRAC Inflight iOS application, which pilots use to improve cockpit situational awareness with real-time weather detection, Marine AIS, NOTAM alerts.
2. As on May 25 2023, FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. a company that provide the airline industry with data solutions to enable their partners to make smart decisions based on Actionable Intelligence to improve operational efficiency, announced two brand-new commercial agreements for satcom hardware and recurring software services with Bahamasair, the national airline of the Bahamas, and Sichuan Airlines, the largest airline in Western China. FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. provide the airline industry with innovative data solutions to enable our partners to make smart decisions based on Actionable Intelligence to improve operational efficiency, sustainability, and profitability through our extensive hardware, software, weather sensors, and services. Over the next five years, the two contracts' combined value is approximately US$ 1.2 million. Sichuan Airlines, a long-term FLYHT client, has agreed to install 10 additional AFIRS 228 units on its fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft that it is converting from passenger to cargo to meet the growing demand for freight services in China. After a competitive bidding process that included the incumbent satcom provider, FLYHT won the contract.
3. As on January 25 2023, Collins Aerospace, a leader in providing technologically advanced and intelligent solutions for the global aerospace and defense industry announced that it will coordinate the development of new high-voltage electric power distribution technologies under the European Union’s Clean Aviation HECATE projects. Collins will lead the project's steering committee for HECATE, which stands for Hybrid-ElectriC regional Aircraft Distribution Technologies, and Safran will serve as the technical coordinator. Thales, Diehl Aerospace, Airbus Defence and Space, Leonardo, and a number of Universities are among the 37 European aerospace industry partners that the two companies will collaborate with. Clean Aviation will contribute to HECATE consortium approximately USD 37.22 million, and U.K. Research and Innovation will give it approximately 6.57 USD.
4. On June 6 2023, Garmin, Inc. declared Supplemental Sort Accreditation (STC) by the Government Flying Organization (FAA) for the GI 275 electronic flight instrument in Chime 407 and Robinson R66 helicopters. The GI 275 is a cost-effective, scalable approach to an avionics upgrade that is a direct replacement for a number of legacy primary flight instruments in the cockpit, such as the primary attitude indicator, course deviation indicator (CDI), horizontal situation indicator (HSI), or multi-function display (MFD). It is a powerful solution for helicopter owners and operators. By taking advantage of the standard flight instrument size of 3.125 inches, the GI 275 is purposefully designed to minimize installation time and preserve the existing instrument panel. Its bright touchscreen display with a high resolution and a wide viewing angle make it easier to read in the cockpit. Pilots can access a variety of essential functions through a dual concentric knob, in addition to interacting with the flight instrument through the touchscreen. The GI 275 offers pilots a straightforward upgrade path to modern flight instrument features and functions and is suitable as a direct replacement for many outdated flight instruments. It is simple to integrate into a variety of panels.