Press Release

Issued by CMC Electronics.

February 6, 2018

Esterline Avionics Systems and Esterline Simulation Visual Systems are promoting their advanced displays and CMC Electronics brand integrated helicopter solutions as well as their best-in-class TREALITY visualization systems at this year's Singapore Airshow from booth #U88. On show for the first time at Singapore are Esterline's helicopter demonstrator featuring an extensive range of the company's core avionics capabilities as well as the TREALITY TD-522 helicopter simulator transportable dome.

Michel Potvin, president, Esterline Avionics Systems, said: “Our Integrated helicopter solutions are highly flexible, allowing for multiple levels of modernization, from a minor upgrade to a full avionics suite. Our goal is to optimize situational awareness for our commercial and military customers and ensure their mission success.”

The core of Esterline's integrated helicopter solutions includes Smart Multi-Function Displays (SMFD), Flight Management Systems (FMS), Aircraft Information Servers (AIS), Global Positioning System (GPS) sensors and Doppler Velocity Sensors (DVS), mission computers and a wide range of high-quality display products. Esterline's integrated helicopter solutions are scalable and flexible, and suitable for modular retrofits and advanced forward-fit applications. The helicopter demonstrator showcases these intuitive features for helicopter operators.

Mark Saturno, president, Esterline Simulation Visual Systems, said: “Esterline is committed to offering the best simulation display systems to its customers for all their applications. By offering our family of TREALITY immersive domes in our portfolio, Esterline continues to lead the way with high-performance, cost-effective visual display solutions for simulation.” 

The TD-Series of high-quality transportable dome displays for the training and simulation market features a stunning visualization system that is cost-effective, compact and easy to deploy. The TD-Series is available in configurations with three or five specialized projectors, all with a diameter of 2.3 meters. This allows users to select the system that best suits their needs in terms of field of view (both horizontal and vertical), and resolution.