Cascade Aerospace has selected Rockwell Collins for the delivery of the latest advanced weather radar to be deployed for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) C-130H military aircraft fleet.
The solution will include the WXR-2100 MultiScan ThreatTrack weather radar, in addition to MFD-255 and MFD-268 multi-function displays.
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The upgraded radar will help provide the RCAF with improved capability of weather threat detection that would enable air force pilots to carry out search-and-rescue missions using the C-130H aircraft.
Rockwell Collins Canada managing director Lee Obst said: “The RCAF is getting the latest in weather threat detection, all while gaining weight and reliability improvements compared to legacy systems.
“As an off-the-shelf proven solution, it will have a minimal impact on the existing avionics and is an ideal fit for C-130 operators.”
The WXR-2100 MultiScan radar will use advanced weather radar technology during RCAF C-130 missions to automatically scan the environment, evaluate hazards, adjust for geographic differences in weather, remove ground clutter, and offer a simple intuitive presentation of the entire weather threat.
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By GlobalDataThis will help reduce overall workload, enhance situational awareness and facilitate the most efficient aircraft operation while pilots deviate from flight paths to avoid adverse weather.
The WXR-2100 MultiScan ThreatTrack radar is used to detect and assess adverse weather conditions and automatically display weather that might pose a threat to aircraft.
