”The avionics contract adds to the suite of nose-to-tail solutions that Collins Aerospace provides for the C-130 aircraft. “These aircraft are important to national security, and by working with 元Harris, our integrated avionics system will support the extension of the life of the planes for another 20 years. Our history of successful installations played a big role in our selection,” said Dave Schreck, vice president and general manager for Military Avionics and Helicopters at Collins Aerospace. “Prior to our selection for the AMP INC 2 program, 190 C-130 aircraft have already been modified, or are on contract to be modified, with our proven Flight2 avionics. The new displays also make it easier for the pilots to overlay flight plans, see nearby points-of-interest and view radar and threat information. These new systems will reduce workload, improve the pilots’ situational awareness, and improve the safety and reliability of the aircraft. Once on contract, Collins Aerospace’s Flight2 avionics will replace over 100 analog instruments in the current cockpit with seven multifunctional displays (MFD), three control display units (CDU) and a new digital autopilot. Air Force Reserve, will be equipped with Collins Aerospace’s Flight2 integration avionics system and will expand the company’s position as a global leader in C-130 modifications. The fleet of 176 C-130H aircraft, operated by the Air National Guard and U.S. C-130J Super Hercules - Inside The Cockpit 104,900 views 685 Dislike Share Save AiirSource Military 4.21M subscribers The Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules is a four-engine. Air Force’s C-130H Avionics Modernization Program Increment 2 (AMP INC 2) program. The product of the plane was purchased of the type C-130 HERCULES Affiliate from CAPTAINSIM After purchasing and downloading, it was discovered that the product is a toy and is not true and does not simulate flying The simulation is like other products. Collins Aerospace Systems has been selected by 元Harris Technologies to play a key role in the U.S.

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