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Avionics & simulation

Our Profile

Avionics and Simulation develops and builds systems that optimise aircraft performance, such as fly-by-wire equipment.

As an integral part of Airbus, Avionics and Simulation develops and builds systems that optimise aircraft performance, responsible for providing electronic and software expertise that Airbus business requires.

Avionics and Simulation is dedicated to supply its customers with reliable high-tech products. But it is also an organization qualified for ensuring the high quality services required to get the best of its products all around the world. 

Leaning on four repair centers (Toulouse, Miami, Singapore, and Beïjing), it ensures support (technical and commercial) in order to provide our customers with optimum product availability. It is organised around three complementary product lines: Avionics, Simulation, and Simulation Training Support. 

Airbus Avionics and Simulation is consistently ranked amongst the top ten suppliers of Airbus by clients in terms of quality of service.

Our Mission

The Centre develops important products that contribute to the excellence of Airbus aircraft regarding competitors and concerns: 

Avionics for:

  • The design and the realisation of fly-by-wire system equipment.

Simulation for:

  • Engineering simulators.
  • Training simulators: Supply of data packages and of sub-assemblies (Aircraft parts, equipment and Simulation Packages).

Our Skills

Avionics and Simulation has developed high-level skills in the disciplines of:

  • Electronics: high density integration, resistant to extreme weather condition and high reliability.
  • Software: on-board, real-time software at high level of safety
  • Integration of the functions in on-board systems, as well as in the engineering or training simulators

Certificates and Capability List

Production Approval

Repair Station Approvals (Airbus)

Radome

Bureau Veritas Quality International

Did you know?

Airbus has an international network of support centres, training centres and spares' stores as well as 160 field offices around the world where nearly 300 resident customer support managers assist airlines in their daily operations.

 

Related publications

FAST technical magazine - #51

FAST technical magazine

The January 2013 edition of Airbus’ FAST technical magazine covers a wide range of topics, led by a feature article on the autonomous eTaxi system – which provides a number of operational and environmental benefits. This issue also focuses on the A320 Family Sharklet retrofit, optimised spare parts investment and more. 

Download the magazine as a .pdf file (10.6 MB)