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Latest Venue software simplifies cabin controls
Users of the Venue cabin management system will notice more icons and less text and will need fewer touches to achieve most tasks. The cabin touch panels and the mobile app now share the same look.
Fewer buttons to press.

Collins Aerospace's Venue cabin management system (CMS) is now looking better than ever, the company says. A new and improved Venue graphical user interface (GUI) is now available for aftermarket installations of the system.

The upgraded GUI simplifies cabin controls and has the same look on the cabin's touch panels and the system's mobile device app. It offers a more intuitive experience with more icons, less text and fewer touches to accomplish most tasks.

“Venue has always been known for its unmatched user capabilities. With this user interface update, the system is now able to match the look and feel of rapidly evolving consumer technology which is what we know our customers want,” said Steve Adolphs, senior director of aftermarket and cabin programmes for business and regional avionics at Collins Aerospace. “This new enhancement, along with our already world-class Venue offering, will provide the most well-rounded CMS upgrade in the market.”

With more than 1,500 aircraft installations, Collins' Venue CMS is the most fielded system of its kind. Collins has created a three tiered pricing model to provide more flexibility for customers.

The upgraded GUI is available from authorised Collins Aerospace dealers. Collins plans to roll the new GUI to VIP cabin installations later this year along with making it available as an upgrade for in-service Venue aircraft.

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