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Thales Sees Applications for Next Generation PureFlyt FMS on Military Air Transport Planes

Thales Sees Applications for Next Generation PureFlyt FMS on Military Air Transport Planes
Thales provided details behind the development of its next generation flight management system, PureFlyt, during a briefing at its avionics headquarters in Toulouse, France. Pictured here is the current simulated interface for PureFlyt featured in an Airbus A350 mock cockpit within a Thales development lab.

TOULOUSE, France – Thales provided details about its next generation flight management system (FMS), PureFlyt, which executives and avionics engineers here at its avionics headquarters explained will be the aviation industry’s first FMS with open world connectivity embedded in its architecture and functionality. Expected to enter into service by 2024, Thales’ avionics engineering team first started designing PureFlyt in 2015 and has already amassed 100 million actual flight hours using a new machine learning approach to testing its capabilities with…

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