07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...
07 December 2022
by Jeremy Binnie
An IA-407 flies over northern Iraq during operations against the Islamic State extremist group in November 2016. (AFP via Getty Images)
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made by Genesys Aerosystems on the Bell 407 helicopter fleet operated by the Iraqi Army Aviation Command (IAAC), according to a notice published via the US government's System for Award Management website on 30 November.
The EFIS will be the IDU-450, a product that Genesys says significantly reduces pilot workload while increasing situational awareness with features that include 3D synthetic vision, highway-in-the-sky navigation, and a terrain alerting and warning system.
The notice said the EFIS will be installed on 18 IA-407 and three T-407 helicopters at the IAAC's Tajibase north of Baghdad within a year of the contract being awarded.
The IAAC received three T-407s in 2010 for training purposes followed by 24 IA-407s in 2012–13. Used extensively by the IAAC to support counter-insurgency operations, the IA-407 is equipped with an electro-optical system and armed with forward-firing .50 calibre machine guns and rocket pods.
The US Army is looking for a contractor to install Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFISs) made...