Honeywell and Curtiss-Wright have developed the HCR-25 cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder for Airbus and Boeing aircraft that meets the new 25-hr. CVR requirement.
Credit: Honeywell Aerospace
Cockpit Voice Recorders (CVR) are a controversial topic within the aviation industry. CVRs, which capture audio from an aircraft’s flight deck, play a vital role in accident investigations. The devices record critical sounds such as engine noise, stall warnings, and landing gear operations...
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