Summit Helicopters Inc.
Summit Helicopters Inc. is proud to be a member of the
Aircraft Electronics Association.
Who is AEA?
The Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) represents over 1250 aviation businesses, including repair stations that specialize in maintenance, repair and installation of avionics
and electronic systems in general aviation aircraft. AEA membership also includes
instruments facilities, manufacturers of avionics equipment, instrument manufacturers,
airframe manufacturers, test equipment manufacturers, major distributors, and educational
institutions.
AEA Mission Statement
The mission of the Aircraft Electronics Association is to be a worldwide, self-sustaining
organization committed to enhancing the profitability of its member by.....
- providing effective leadership to its members
- facilitating the communications between members and with their various constituent
groups.
-encouraging members to establish quality processes,
-furthering the education of its members and their various constituent groups,
- influencing the applicable legislative and regulatory processes.
Your single source for avionics buying decisions....
The 'best freebie at Oshkosh' in 2003 grows bigger and better each year. The 2005-06
edition promises even more with articles on avionics hot topics like terrain, traffic, datalink, 2005's new products, pilot troubleshooting guide and the updatedc avionics glossary. Published by the Aircraft Electronics Association, the Pilot's Guide to Avionics is a comprehensive four-color guide that features numerous articles aimed to help pilots make better avionics byig decisions. Included in the guide is a directory of government-certified avionics and instrument shops to help pilots locate the trained experts for equipment sales, installation and service. the 2005-06 edition will be available free through the website beginning in August 2005.
Avionics Intel Sheets
AEA's avionics INTEL sheets are individual briefing papers on avionics systems which captures the product specifications, a description of the technology, a reference to the major
Federal Aviation Regulations applicable to the technology and a list of reference materials. AEA's Avionics INTEL
sheets are designed to provide a brief overview of the technology and applicable regulations, they do not contain all of the available information and should not be used for regulatory compliance. The reader is encouraged to review the references for an in depth study of the technology.
- Equipment Requirements INTEL
- S Avionics Equipment Requirements
- EFB INTEL
Electronic Flight Bag
- ELT INTEL
Emergency Locator Transmitter
-TAWS INTEL
Terrain Awareness and Warning System
-TCAS INTEL
Traffic Alert/Collision Avoidance System
