CANADIAN MARCONI (CMC) and Australia's ASI Technologies have joined forces to offer airline cabin-management and cabin-information systems. ASI's ACAMS II cabin-management system and CMC's CMA-3200 passenger visual-information system have been combined to form the CMA-6000 passenger video-services system.
Pakistan International Airlines has awarded the team a contract to install 14 systems on its long-haul aircraft by late 1995.
Source: Flight International
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Turkish Airlines aims to begin rolling out its new business-class suites next year on 777s
