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Collins Aerospace Boosts Business Jets for FAA's 2027 Rules

24 Oct

Summary

Collins Aerospace is upgrading business aviation radio altimeters by 2027.
Upgrades will ensure 5G interference resilience, retaining current avionics.
This service solution helps operators comply with evolving FAA standards.

Collins Aerospace Boosts Business Jets for FAA's 2027 Rules

Collins Aerospace, an RTX subsidiary, will upgrade business aviation radio altimeters by 2027 to comply with new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) standards. The refreshed altimeter line is designed to be resilient to 5G interference. This upgrade allows operators to continue using their current avionics systems without requiring complete replacements.

This initiative offers a fleetwide service solution, assisting business jet operators in meeting evolving FAA operational mandates. Collins Aerospace's move aligns with RTX's strategy to convert booked work into higher-margin hardware and recurring service revenue. The upgrades are expected to bolster RTX's aftermarket business and commercial aftermarket activity.

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