Inzpire’s GECO selected for UK MOD Rotary Wing CSAT Program

Royal Air Force Benson - GECO Tablet Imagery - 05 April 2016 - Senior Aircraftman (SAC) Connor Payne Image: SAC Connor Payne. For further information contact: Ms Nikki Hamilton, RAF Benson Public Relations Officer, Royal Air Force Benson, Wallingford. Oxon. OX10 6AA. Mil Tel: 95261 7245. Civ Tel: 01491 827245. Email: NikkiHamilton862@mod.uk

Inzpire’s GECO System will equip the Cockpit Situational Tool (CSAT) used in the U.K. Ministry of Defence (MOD) Apache, Chinook, Merlin and Bell helicopters. GECO will support the mitigation of safety risks such as wire strikes, and improve the processing and display of mission data and aeronautical information. For Merlin aircrafts, GECO will provide a display of data generated by the aircraft’s maritime Automatic Identification System. GECO is now in service on 18 fast jet, rotary wing and multi-engine aircraft types including F-16, Hawk, Hercules and Blackhawk. Over 400 GECO Systems are in use with the British Navy, Army Air Corps and Air Force along with the Royal Jordanian Air Force and the Indonesian Air Force.

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