OuterLink
ISSUED SUPPLEMENTAL TYPE CERTIFICATE
FOR BELL MODEL 407 HELICOPTERS
Lowell,
MA – October 2, 2007
STC
amendment certifies OuterLink
CP3i and OuterLink Voice
Panel
OuterLink Corporation today
announced that the Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA)
has issued an amendment to
a previously issued amendment
to STC #SR09424RC was issued
by the FAA to include OuterLink
CP-3i and OuterLink Voice
Panel on the Bell 407 helicopter.
The OuterLink CP-3i transceiver
provides users with a powerful
computing platform on which
to build functionality for
data acquisition, analysis,
storage and transmission of
critical information. The
OuterLink Voice Panel enables
pilots to send and receive
voice messages in a controlled
environment without interruption
of pilot duties.
A Supplemental Type Certificate
is a document issued by the
FAA approving a product modification.
The STC defines the product
design change, states how
the modification affects the
existing type design, and
lists serial number effectivity.
It also identifies the certification
basis listing specific regulatory
compliance for the design
change.
OuterLink’s satellite mobile
asset management solutions
provide secure, real-time
location tracking and communications
capability, including two-way
text and voice messaging,
to strategically manage the
operations of air, land and
marine vehicles. OuterLink
solutions provide real-time
control and connectivity between
all assets providing enhanced
safety and visibility of routine
and crisis response operations.
About OuterLink
Since 1991, OuterLink has deployed
mobile asset management solutions
in government, air taxi and
aero medical aircraft and vehicles,
accumulating over one million
flight hours experience. Based
in Lowell, MA, OuterLink is
a privately held company. For
more information visit OuterLink
at www.outerlink.com.
Copyright © 2007 OuterLink. All rights reserved. OuterLink and all other OuterLink product names and slogans trademarks or registered trademarks of OuterLink Corporation.
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