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Rockwell Collins Chosen For Pakistan C-130 Avionics Upgrade

Friday, March 31st, 2017

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Rockwell Collins Chosen For Pakistan C-130 Avionics Upgrade

The Rockwell Collins’ Flight2 avionics system was selected by the Pakistan Air Force for use in its fleet of C-130Es and C-130Bs. Photo: Rockwell Collins.

The Pakistan Air Force selected Rockwell Collins [COL] to upgrade the avionics suite of 16 C-130 aircraft for an unspecific contract amount through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales Office, the company said March 31.Under the contract terms, the company will provide the Flight2 integrated avionics suite plus training and technical support during installation for up to 11 C-130E and five C-130B aircraft. The contract also includes additional support like consolidated flight manuals, checklists, and maintenance supplements required to operate and…

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