LONDON – The Royal Air Force is upgrading its approach to flight data monitoring (FDM) and analysis for its fleet of Airbus A400M, through the use of Teledyne Controls’ AirFASE and flight data analysis (FDA+) modules to capture and identify trends about the aircraft’s engines and other critical components. A400M aircraft first started entering service for RAF in 2014, and has grown to a fleet of 20 aircraft with the full fleet size expected to reach 22 by the early…
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