vIITSEC 2020: Collins launches Panorama HiLite display

1st December 2020 - 10:15 GMT | by Trevor Nash in Holsworthy

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New HiLite display builds on more than 25 years of experience in the Panorama family

Collins Aerospace Systems has used vIITSEC to launch the latest version of its Panorama display system.

Panorama HiLite is a new solid mirror collimated display system that features a lightweight design and an extended 300° horizontal FOV for side-by-side crew training that is typically required for helicopter and multi-engine flight training.

The new HiLite display builds on more than 25 years' Panorama experience. More than 800 Panorama units are in service throughout the world in 9ft (2.74m), 10ft or 11ft radius configurations.

HiLite uses 11ft radius modular glass sections to provide its 300° x 60° degree FOV,

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