AVIAGE SYSTEMS Customer Support center is here to make sure customer will get the full scale of services during the whole life cycle of products. AVIAGE SYSTEMS' professional and passionate experts will provide the unrivalled support and services from the day customers placed an order, till the proper deliver to the end of the products' lifecycle. We have a full suite of digital tools and processes with strong expertise to ensure timely and satisfied support and services to the customers.
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AVIAGE SYSTEMS currently owns a CCAR-145 maintenance organization certificate issued by CAAC, which has the capability of testing, repairing, modifying and overhauling the accessories of the airborne products. We always focus on providing customers the high quality repair service.
GPM Repair Capability:
General Processor Module is the hardware foundation of general computing resource. The operation systems and configuration files define the a virtual system. Multiple hosted applications run on this virtual system.
RDC Repair Capability:
As a remote interface unit, the Remote Data Concentrator combines the I/O signal in CDN. It provides high speed interface to reduce wire quantity and weight of layout in order to reduce weight of airplane and maintenance cost.
FOX Repair Capability:
The FOX (Fiber Optic Translator) modules change signals from electrical signals to optical signals and optical signals to electrical signals. The modules do not contain application software and do not do any data calculations.
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AVIAGE SYSTEMS is a 50/50 joint venture between General Electric Company (GE) and Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) .
Building on a historic partnership between two world-leading aerospace companies, AVIAGE SYSTEMS aims to elevate the future of flight by unleashing our world-class talent, cutting-edge innovation and powerful partnerships.
