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King Air B200, 350 to offer flight management options

Friday, 12 November 1999

Universal Avionics Systems' UNS-1D and UNS-1K flight management systems (FMS) will be standard options available on all Beech King Air 350s and 5-inch EFIS-equipped B200s by the end of 1999, Raytheon Aircraft reported at NBAA. The UNS-1D and UNS-1K systems are designed to reduce workload and enhance safety. The King Air fleet has accumulated 20 million operating hours worldwide.