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PARIS: Daher polishes up ENAC’s Trinidad cockpits

By Michael Gubisch2011-06-21T10:10:00+01:00

France's ENAC national school of civil aviation has contracted Daher-Socata to upgrade its 37-strong TB20 Trinidad fleet with Garmin's G500 avionics suite.

The glass cockpit equipment comprises a primary flight and separate multifunction display, the GNS430W satellite navigation and radio communication unit and a GAD43 autopilot.

The display features include Garmin's synthetic vision system and Jeppesen ChartView functionality.

A number of aircraft already equipped with GNS communication-navigation units will be upgraded to wide-area augmentation system navigation capability.


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