Dallas, TX – October 10, 2017 – Mecaer Aviation Group, Inc. (MAG) announced today the unveiling of their 3rd generation infotainment system now ready for fixed wing applications.
MAG’s in-house, proprietary infotainment system, trademarked I-FEEL, now brings wireless controls to the business jet cabin. Created for rotor-wing VIPs and OEMs over ten years ago, the I-FEEL system is installed) on hundreds of aircraft worldwide. This tried and true system is now being launched into the fixed wing market with enhanced functionalities.
The new I-FEEL by Mecaer is a wireless system customizable in all facets of appearance, style, graphic schemes and user complexity and/or simplicity. I-FEEL manages passenger/crew communications, entertainment functions, windows (electro-chromic or shade), lighting, moving map options and feeds from internal or external cameras onboard. The new system also provides a 20% weight reduction.
MAG will provide demos of the new system at NBAA (Booth N2121) in Las Vegas, NV. Users will get a firsthand account of the system’s functionality, multiple user interfaces along with a brief overview of electro-chromic technology for passenger windows.
“The next generation I-FEEL takes everything we have learned over the years, industry feedback and new technology available and wraps it into a one functional system.” said Armando Sassoli, Co-General Manager of Mecaer Aviation Group. “Fixed wing owners, operators and OEMs will be very impressed with its customizable software, light weight hardware and dependability.”
About Mecaer Aviation Group
With facilities across Italy, Canada and the United States, MAG offers integrated systems including flight controls, landing gear and actuation systems, as well as cabin comfort systems for helicopters, business aircraft, general aviation and basic trainers. Capabilities include design, development, manufacture, certification, and noise and vibration abatement, together with completion, modification, and MRO services. More information is available at www.mecaer.com.
