The 54th edition of the International Paris Air Show will take place at the Paris Le Bourget Exhibition Centre from June 19-25, 2023. As the largest aerospace event in the world, Paris Air Show hosts over 2,400 exhibiting companies from 49 countries and nearly 140,000 trade visitors. The global aerospace industry will gather for demonstrations and discussions on the latest technological innovations.
Drawing on more than 80 years of innovation, Curtiss-Wright's expansive product portfolio is trusted to test and power the most contemporary manned and unmanned military and commercial aviation systems. With highly engineered solutions spanning actuation, position sensors, pilot controls, flight test instrumentation, data concentrators and recorders, Curtiss-Wright is an ideal partner from test to flight, take-off to landing.
During the event, from Monday, June 19 - Thursday, June 22, Curtiss-Wright will host customers and other guests at Chalet 9 and in Hall 4, Booth #G98. Join us to view and discuss our diverse portfolio of aerospace solutions.
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Addressing the Safety and Maintenance Concerns by Combining Flight Recording and Usage Monitoring into a Single Device
Aircraft often have safety concerns that can be addressed with a suitable crash-protected recording solution. Flight recorders can meet these needs, but the introduction of new regulations may mean existing solutions no longer meet the requirements. Other aircraft OEMs and operators find they lack a recording solution with the functionality to help address high maintenance costs. Curtiss-Wright has been designing flight recorders for over 60 years. Fortress, our latest product line, meets all current and anticipated regulations, including ED-112A and 25-hour voice / datalink recording. Additionally, it is a highly flexible platform with the ability to collect and process custom data sets for various applications, including maintenance operations.
Airborne Applications and Protecting Data at Rest
The armed forces must update legacy aircraft to meet modern mission requirements and combat ever-evolving threats. Data-at-rest (DAR) solutions should provide the latest commercial capabilities to protect critical data and meet the increasing needs of warplanes. Network-attached storage (NAS) devices address these demands and offer several advantages in military aviation. This white paper introduces and explores these advantages.