ST Aerospace is offering a flat-screen electronic flight instrument system upgrade for older-generation airliners, and displayed the concept in a full-scale Boeing 737 Classic cockpit mock-up. "We have proposed this concept to one potential customer, and are in discussions about a potential launch order," says ST Aerospace's Milly Tay, who is director of its advanced systems department.
Source: Flight International
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