FARNBOROUGH: China Southern selects Rockwell Collins for 787 dispatch

By Kristin Majcher2012-07-11T06:00:00+01:00

China Southern Airlines has chosen Rockwell Collins's dispatch programme to support its new fleet of 10 Boeing 787 aircraft, which will begin when the airline receives its first aircraft. The deal includes spares availability, systems configuration updates, technical repairs and performance monitoring for Rockwell's onboard systems. Under the agreement, China Southern will have a spares pool at its main hub in Guangzhou.

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