Rockwell Collins, founded in 1933, is a large US-based company with around $4.47 billion in annual revenue. It specializes in avionics and information technology systems to primarily government agencies and other aircraft manufacturers, although it does supply small businesses. The company, formerly Collins Radio Company, was founded by Arthur Collins in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The initial business model revolves around the design and production of shortwave radio equipment. The company eventually entered the market for military and scientific consumers. After World War II and especially during the Cold War, Rockwell Collins developed flight control instruments and satellite voice transmissions in addition to its radio communication devices. It played a major role in the Space Race as its equipment was used by satellites to communicate with stations on earth. Read more >>

Falcon Jet, or Dassault Aviation, is a French aircraft manufacturer of military, regional, and business jets, a subsidiary of Dassault Group. The Dasault Falcon 900 is a French-built corporate jet aircraft. The Dassault Falcon 900 and the larger Falcon 7X are the only trijets in production, both featuring an S-duct engine. The Falcon 900 was developed from the Falcon 50, which was developed from the original Falcon 20. The model has been improved with the Falcon 900B, which features improved engines and increased range. The Falcon 900EX includes even more engine improvements and range as well as an all-glass flight deck. Read more >>

Bendix King announced that the new KMA 30 is a suitable “slide in” spare for select older audio panels. This suitable plug and play capability saves the disbursement of re-wiring the entire avionics suite. The KMA 30 makes it simple for the pilot to control audio throughout an aircraft. Read more >>