Clear For Take Off
- Stephen H Akin
- Mar 26
- 2 min read
Standalone solution provides a comprehensive in-flight entertainment alternative to a full cabin management system
Raytheon Technologies (NYSE:RTX) stock has reached an unprecedented peak, touching an all-time high of $135.76. The aerospace and defense giant, now commanding a market capitalization of $180 billion
Collins Aerospace, another RTX unit, announced the upcoming shipments of its Airshow™ HD in-flight entertainment system for business jets, offering a standalone IFE solution with advanced features like 4K resolution and interactive moving maps. Additionally, Collins Aerospace has begun full production of the MAPS GEN II system, which provides assured positioning, navigation, and timing for U.S. Army and Marine Corps vehicles, aligning with the Department of Defense’s modernization goals.
Venue™ Cabin Management SystemYour cabin is an extension of you and your lifestyle. It is the most personal connection you have to your aircraft. You certainly want to step into it, seamlessly use all of your latest devices and be surrounded by high-definition clarity.
The Collins Aerospace Venue cabin management system (CMS) will expertly customize your cabin to fit your life, business and personal preferences — putting all the control at your fingertips. You'll be able to enjoy the everyday comforts of home and the functionality of your extended office in the air, providing the utmost efficiency and productivity.
Venue offers comfort without compromise, giving passengers the individual command of their travel experience. The CMS controls lighting and window shades, cabin temperature and entertainment access at your fingertips. The choice of discerning aircraft owners and operators, Venue's on board more than 1,700 different aircraft on 50 different platforms from turboprops to large business aircraft worldwide.
Please note this Blog Post is for informational purposes only. It is not to be considered as a recommendation to buy or sell RTX Stock.
ReArm Europe Plan:
EU countries to boost defense spending in a world where rising geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Asia drive global superpowers to modernize their armed forces.
EU leaders met in Brussels earlier in March to discuss the ‘ReArm Europe Plan’, which will allow the bloc to mobilize funds up to $860 million through bonds and relaxed rules on borrowing and spending. Last week, the German parliament voted in favor of a historic fiscal package, which includes reforms to long-standing debt policies to allow for higher defense spending.
Orders for durable goods in the U.S. ticked up!
Orders for durable goods in the U.S. ticked up for a second consecutive month in February, helped once again by demand for transport equipment.
Total orders for goods made to last at least three years, such as automobiles, planes and electronic equipment, were 0.9% higher in February than in January, Commerce Department data said Wednesday.
That marked a slowdown from the 3.3% rise of January, though contrasts with the 1.0% decline expected by economists polled by The Wall Street Journal.
Transport-equipment orders drove the rise, increasing 1.5%, though nondefense aircraft and parts orders slumped 5% after nearly doubling in January on the back of plane orders.
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