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A successful TME pilot and FAA approval could catalyze additional contract-tower deals and strengthen RTX’s position in airspace modernization, supporting modest near-term upside; risk includes execution delays and competition.
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Collins Aerospace, an RTX unit, unveiled Tower MicroELITE, a scalable FAA-approved surveillance display for air traffic controllers, with San Bernardino Airport as the first deployment. Built on the STARS framework, TME aims to enhance situational awareness at growing contract and regional airports. The rollout could broaden RTX’s footprint in airspace modernization and unlock future contract opportunities.
Collins Aerospace, an RTX unit, launches Tower MicroELITE surveillance system.
San Bernardino Airport deploys the first TME unit, signaling FAA rollout potential.
TME builds on Collins' STARS, using COTS hardware for scalable airspace surveillance.
FAA System Design Approval as APRT supports deployment at eligible FAA Contract Towers.
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