Crane Aerospace & Electronics is showcasing its new mcX premium modular control system at Aircraft Interiors.
The patent-pending modular system architecture reduces overall system hardware and wiring complexity, and ensures that the system is simple and user-friendly, says Crane.
With the new system, "airline passengers will experience smooth and simultaneous seat motion, less system noise, and a variety of luxury features," it adds.
Source: Flight Daily News
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