“We are excited to announce support for Northrop Grumman’s ReVAMP virtualization software, a true game-changer for modernizing legacy embedded avionics applications, on select Curtiss-Wright single ...

In the high-stakes world of aviation, technological revolutions often come with fanfare. New aircraft models, touch-screen cockpits, and autonomous taxiing systems make headlines and capture public ...

The National Transportation Safety Board’s (NTSB) January hearing on the Washington D.C. air crash disaster sent shockwaves ...

Swiss Aerospace manufacturer, Pilatus Aircraft Ltd, selects RDU-3068 as PFD/MFD for its basic training aircraft This ...

The modern avionics system that will guide NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS), the most powerful rocket ever built, has seen the light. The flight software and avionics for SLS were integrated and ...

Raytheon Technical Services Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, is being awarded a $250 million contract for the development, implementation and sustainment of 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017 V-22 Block ...

The safe and secure real-time operating system reduces costs and time-to-certification, and enables functionalities for multi-core avionics operations LONDON, May 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on its ...

The decades-old effort to develop common avionics that could be used across the military services got a boost with an agreement between a joint DOD agency and a government-industry consortium that is ...

Today, most avionics software relies on custom, vendor-specific integration logic that couples integrated applications with the underlying communication mechanism. This tight coupling results in high ...

Panasonic Avionics has today opened a new software design and development facility in Pune, India. The new facility is the first in India dedicated to supporting the development and delivery of IFEC ...

When I worked at Boeing in 2003 they were C or C++. A lot of the ancillary software (maintenance software, etc, stuff that isn't actually on the plane) used Java or VB or .NET, however. The choice ...