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Summary 1 August 2017 4th International Conference «Prospects of Civil Avionics Development» July 20 within the frame of MAKS-2017 Air Show was held 4th International conference dedicated to the latest technical solutions in the field of next-generation highly integrated commercial avionics and general aircraft systems based on distributed modular electronics (DME). As usual, the Conference took place in TSAGI Scientists Club (Zhukovsky, Moscow region) close to MAKS-2017 event (airfield). In detail... News 12 September 2017 Garmin to offer new app capabilities for Android, iOS, fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters The newest version of popular software for pilots will allow Android device owners to access the synthetic vision, as well as pilot-configurable checklists within the application, and Apple device owners will not only take advantage of weight and balance calculations tailored to helicopter operators, but also to plan search and rescue operations. The application on both platforms now also has some other interesting features. *In detail...* 11 August 2017 Green Hills Software to provide real-time multicore OS to next-generation nav The multiprocessor systems-on-chips Zynq Ultrascale+ of the famous American developer and manufacturer Xilinx offer new opportunities in reducing the size, weight and power consumption of the next generation navigation equipment. However, to achieve these objectives across the variety of multicore parts available today, the Integrity-178 time-variant unified multiprocessing operating system must provide advanced functionality. *In detail...* 21 July 2017 Development of wireless avionics intra-communications Realizing the benefits to installing WAIC on aircraft, industry groups are progressing on making the technology a reality. Aircraft outfitted with operational WAIC devices will fly further, longer, cheaper and greener than their fully wired counterparts. The industry can see the clear advantages of wireless safety communication. Aircraft builders and completion facilities have a whole new business sector to add to their portfolios, and if not incorporated at assembly, WAIC applications would be installed during major events or system upgrades. *In detail...* 6 July 2017 Could general aviation use a Digital co-pilot? Cognitive assistance installed on the tablet application, developed by Mitre, could greatly reduce workload for general aviation pilots, especially when they’re flying solo and need to make multiple decisions within compressed periods of time. The Digital co-pilot does not require an internet connection. In addition to access to aviation data, it just needs the pilot’s pre-loaded flight plan and some information from navigation database. It’s further enhanced if an aircraft is equipped with ADS-B transponder or portable receiver. *In detail...* 3 July 2017 Krono-Safe, Ansys partner to accelerate avionics software development Asterios integrated real-time operating system, mixed with Scade Suite software automates and reduces the development and certification costs of critical embedded applications of avionics. Using this complex product guarantees at all stages compliance with industry standards and high-level of safety, also significantly reduces efforts to integrate multi-rage applications. Now the DO-178C certification of this solution is undergoing with the help of Safran. *In detail...* 28 June 2017 Boeing VP talks future of passenger plane autonomy The major challenge for Boeing and others commercial airframe manufacturers in terms of increasing levels of autonomy in passenger carrying jets is being able to ensure the same levels of safety in passenger flight operations that are available today. Of course, the certification of self-flying commercial aircraft will not take place soon, but next year, Boeing plans to insert on board a really working machine-learning algorithm, and within two years it will be ready to demonstrate the autonomous taxi system technology. *In detail...* 26 June 2017 Rockwell Collins and Airbus introduce self-reporting flight tracking solution The new solution is implemented as an update to avionics software. It monitors a specific set of aircraft parameters that could indicate a problem with a flight. When an abnormal situation occurs is detected, aircraft position reporting is immediately increased. This solution is designed to meet IATA’s Aircraft Tracking Task Force and concept of operations of ICAO’s Global Aeronautical Distress and Safety System standards for aircraft tracking. *In detail...* 23 June 2017 Airbus A350 operators get a new ACARS in Paris To help airlines effectively manage larger data transmissions from the new Airbus A350 XWB aircraft-to-ground systems, Rockwell Collins company has introduced a higher bandwidth, cost-efficient messaging service within its own ACARS global network. The new service converts A350 IP data to any ground protocol or message format, allowing interoperability with any existing host and end system. The ARINC GLOBALink A350 Media Independent Aircraft Messaging service will launch on Asiana Airlines in June 2017. *In detail...* 21 June 2017 Sitaonair, Teledyne partner for cellular Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System data link The two companies are completing joint work on the first in the aviation industry on-board integrated flight data transmission service via ground-based cellular communication stations. As a result, airlines will be able to receive Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System messages from cockpit Electronic Flight Bags of their airline’s fleet more quickly, moreover, information networks of airports will become much freer. *In detail...* Partners JSC «UAC» JSC «Aircraft Engineering Concern» AR IAC JSC «Corporation «Irkut» CJSC «SCAC» JSC «A.S.Yakovlev Design Bureau» Thales General Electric Sysgo WindRiver Marinvent Elbit Systems Subcontractors FSUE «SPb EDB «Elektroavtomatika» FSUE «FRC» JSC «RDC» CJSC «Kotlin-Novator» JSC «SDB CS» CJSC «VNIIRA-Navigator» JCS «SPE «Polyot» JSC «MRPC «Avionica» CJSC «Transas Avia» JCS «Aeropribor-Voskhod» JSC «DKBA» JSC «ELARA» JSC «NIIAO» FSUE «RSIE» JSC «ADB «Yakor» ISP RAS JSC «Corporation Russian Systems» Support of the State Search on the project © 2017 State Research Institute of Aviation Systems. All rights reserved. Terms of Use.