Overview
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Benefits for Airlines, Business and Commuter Regional Aircraft
- Easy retrofit path to ADS-B
- RNP RNAV positioning source
- SBAS/LPV and GBAS/GLS Precision approach
- Bolt-on retrofit, self-contained solution
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Benefits for Military Transport
- Worldwide operations within civil airspace global air traffic management (GATM)
- Enabler for advanced FMS tactical mission functions
- Have Quick timing interface option
- SBAS/LPV and GBAS/GLS precision approach
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Benefits for Helicopters
- Doppler Velocity Sensor replacement for superior hover stabilization with GPS velocity
- GPS Navigation, SBAS Localizer Performance with Vertical (LPV) Guidance approach and GBAS/GLS precision approach
- Fully integrated with CMA-9000 FMS
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Why ADS-B?
- Mandated world wide – staged introduction underway
Canada (Hudson’s Bay) – 2010
Australia – 2013
Europe – 2015-2017
USA – 2020
- Independent automatic aircraft location (radar back-up)
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- Safety enhancement, traffic management, capacity increase, improved access to flight levels
- Future airport ground traffic management
- SBAS/worldwide primary means of navigation
- Ease of installation – ARINC 743A/B compatible
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Why LPV and GLS?
CMC’s LPV/GLS solution provides a clean, straightforward interface which behaves exactly like an Instrument Landing System (ILS), but with the exceptional SBAS/WAAS/EGNOS or GBAS performance and availability. Perfect for operations into non-ILS-equipped runways.
Both LPV and GLS provide a complete, world-wide GPS-based precision approach solution.
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Outstanding Technology
Patented Narrow Correlator® 24 simultaneous channel SA-Aware technology
- High-performance VDB Receiver
- Patented high-performance oscillator ensuring high performance precision
- Built-in GPS Velocity Sensor (GVS) for hover-hold
- Have Quick option
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Solution Family
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CMA-6024
GPS/SBAS/GBAS Landing System Sensor Unit (GLSSU)
The CMA-6024 is a complete self-contained SBAS/LPV/LP and GBAS/GLS precision approach receiver system. It contains both a GPS/SBAS/GBAS receiver and a VDB receiver in one enclosure. It is ideal for a retrofit or an integrated OEM solution.
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CMA-5024
GPS/SBAS Landing System Sensor Unit (GLSSU)
The high-performance Integriflight™ CMA-5024 aviation Global Positioning System (GPS) sensor provides Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS) navigation including WAAS and EGNOS, and GPS primary means navigation as well as GPS approach capability for all aircraft categories.
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CMA-5025
Satellite Landing System (SLS) Control Panel
The CMA-5025 GPS is an optional Control Panel (CP) designed to complement the CMA-5024 SBAS receiver to enable a self-contained, stand-alone LPV/GLS capability.
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CMA-9000
Flight Management System
The CMA-9000 family of compact Flight Management Systems is well suited for modern digital cockpits in fixed and rotary wing aircraft for both civil and military applications. The CMA-9000 and CMA-5024 are a fully integrated RNAV /RNP solution and seamlessly blend LPV and GLS with flight planning.
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CMA-4124
GNSSA Aviation Precision Approach GPS Receiver Module
The CMA-4124 GPS receiver module is designed for incorporation into all Avionics applications. It will also meet the requirements for most space applications. This receiver has been designed to allow growth to full functionality with GBAS.
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STC LIST
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AIRCRAFT |
MAIN
FUNCTION |
CERTIFICATION(S) |
MOD CENTER
(OWNER) |
STATUS |
A300/A310 |
RNP NAV |
STC – TCCA |
MC2 |
Approved |
A300ST (Beluga) |
LPV |
STC – EASA |
ATI |
Approved |
A320 Series |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA, FAA |
Fokker Services |
In Progress |
A320 |
ADS-B Out & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
LHT |
Approved |
A320 |
ADS-B Out & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA Minor Change |
PMV |
Approved |
A340 |
ADS-B & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
LHT |
Approved |
ATR-42/72 |
LPV, ADS-B & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
Aeroconseil |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
WAAS LPV |
STC – TCCA, FAA and EASA |
Logic Air |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA |
ASM |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA |
ASM |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – TCCA |
ASM |
Pending Approval |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – CASA |
Qantas |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
RNP-ADS-B Out |
Boeing Service Bulletin |
Boeing |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – TCCA |
KF Aerospace |
Approved |
B737-300/400/500 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA |
Aptoz |
In Progress |
B737-600/700/800 |
LPV, ADS-B Out & RNP Nav |
STC – TCCA, FAA |
Contact CMC |
Approved |
B737-600/700/800 |
LPV, ADS-B & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
Contact CMC |
Pending Approval |
B737-600/700/800 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA |
Aersale |
In Progress |
B737-600/700/800 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA, FAA |
Fokker Services |
In Progress |
B737-600/700/800 |
LPV |
STC – EASA, FAA |
Fokker Services |
In Progress |
B747-400 |
ADS-B Out & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
LHT |
Approved |
B747-400 |
RNP NAV |
STC – EASA Minor Change |
Contact CMC |
Approved |
B747-400 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA, FAA |
Fokker Services |
Approved |
B747-400 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA |
Aptoz |
Approved |
B757 |
ADS-B Out |
STC - FAA |
Airborne |
Approved |
B757 |
ADS-B Out |
STC - EASA |
Icelandair |
Approved |
B767 |
ADS-B Out |
STC - FAA |
Airborne |
Approved |
B767 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA |
B/E |
Approved |
B767 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – EASA |
Icelandair |
Approved |
B777 |
RNP NAV |
STC – EASA Minor Change |
Contact CMC |
Approved |
B777 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA |
Canard |
In Progress |
B777 |
ADS-B Out & RNP NAV |
STC – EASA |
LHT |
Approved |
B777 |
ADS-B Out & RNP NAV |
STC – FAA |
GPS Design Inc (for United Airlines) |
Approved |
MD81/82/83/88 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA and CASA |
ASM |
Approved |
MD81/82/83/88 |
ADS-B Out |
STC –TCCA |
ASM |
Pending Approval |
MD88/90 |
ADS-B Out |
STC – FAA |
Canard |
In Progress |
Bell 412EPI (Heli) |
GVS |
STC – FAA |
Bell |
Approved |
Compatible with DO-260 & DO-260B transponders. Approved CMC GPS pairings include ACSS: NXT-800, XS-950, T3CAS; Rockwell Collins: TPR-901, TDR-94/TDR-94D; Honeywell: TRA-100B, TRA-67A, Primus II.