Bombardier has launched the 70-seat Dash 8-400, which will fly at 350kt from 1999.
Honeywell's Fans-1 air traffic management system has been certificated on Boeing 747-400s by the US Federal Aviation Administration.
Source: Airline Business
1995-08-01T16:38:00+01:00
Bombardier has launched the 70-seat Dash 8-400, which will fly at 350kt from 1999.
Honeywell's Fans-1 air traffic management system has been certificated on Boeing 747-400s by the US Federal Aviation Administration.
Source: Airline Business
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