Litening III targeting pods supplied by Ultra Electronics to the RAF have successfully completed their first year of service in Iraq. Mounted on Tornado GR4 combat aircraft, the pods are fitted with a ROVER III-compatible video datalink supplied by Ultra, which also manufactured Litening III under license from Rafael.
The pods have proved to be a very capable asset in Iraq, the company said, providing extremely high quality video imagery described by aircrew as the “best they have ever seen.”
Back
|
OnAir Signs First Executive Package
January 01, 2009 OnAir has signed its first executive contract and will provide its Mobile OnAir package for installation in an Airbus A319 owned by a Middle... |
||
|
Weather services in the NextGen Era
January 01, 2009 The focus of the NextGen Air Transportation System has largely been on the development of satellite-based navigation systems, trajectory-based... |
||
|
Information Management
January 01, 2009 One of the first steps in developing the technology to automate the National Airspace System (NAS) is to coordinate and manage the data that is... |
||
|
The Forecast for Forecasting Technology
January 01, 2009 Without the ability to understand and accurately forecast weather, NextGen technology won’t amount to much. For that reason, industry... |
||
|
Sat Monitoring of 121.5 ELTs Ending
January 01, 2009 As of February 1, search-and-rescue satellites will stop monitoring 121.5 MHz, one of the frequencies used by emergency locator transmitters.... |
||