The Navy has received the first of a new system for detecting and resolving problems with avionics systems at sea it believes will save money and time and keep aircraft at a higher levels of operational readiness.The system, called the electronic Consolidated Automated Support System (eCASS), was provided by Lockheed Martin [LMT] with the first one being recently delivered. The Navy currently has plans to buy as many as 67 eCASS units and eventually reach a total of 341 stations.They…
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