Hainan Airlines selects Collins Aerospace for long-term sensor supply agreement

March 3, 2022
The Raytheon Technologies subsidiary will provide Pitot and Total Air Temperatures sensors for its fleet of 500 aircraft, including the Airbus A320, Airbus A330 and Boeing 737NG. Hainan Airlines is a global airline, based out of China,

SINGAPORE -  Collins Aerospace has signed a long-term agreement with Hainan Airlines to provide Pitot and Total Air Temperatures sensors (Air Data Sensors) for its fleet of 500 aircraft, including the Airbus A320, Airbus A330 and Boeing 737NG. Hainan Airlines is a global airline, based out of China, with worldwide routes.

The Airbus aircraft will be retrofitted with the 0851MC Pitot probe, developed to comply with current FAA and EASA ice crystal and mixed phase icing requirements. This will provide the aircraft with improved performance during icing conditions, enhance safety and help keep flights on time and on schedule.

In addition, Collins’ OEM-approved Air Data Sensors — which are critical to aircraft performance by measuring a range of important data including air speed, altitude and air data computer calculations — will provide the Boeing 737NG fleet with higher product reliability, cost savings and improved aircraft efficiency.

The Airbus aircraft will be retrofitted with the 0851MC Pitot probe, developed to comply with current FAA and EASA ice crystal and mixed phase icing requirements. Pitot probes relays vital information for aircraft flight control by providing highly accurate Pitot pressure measurement over a wide range of angles of attack and airspeeds even in extreme icing conditions.

This will provide the aircraft with improved performance during icing conditions, enhance safety and help keep flights on time and on schedule.

In addition, Collins’ OEM-approved Air Data Sensors — which measure a range of data including air speed, altitude and air data computer calculations — will provide the Boeing 737NG fleet with higher product reliability, cost savings and improved aircraft efficiency.

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