Drabpol News 2 (87) 2020 EN

Electrical power alternatives essential in the digital-instrument age

KEEPING THE JUICE FLOWING STORY BY– Dave Higdon Source: Avionics News, February 2018

There's a truism that pilots recite during hangar-flying sessions and other discussions that holds some truth for their electrical systems. The line goes, “The only

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time you have too much fuel is when your plane is on fire”. For the electrical system, we upend the truism: There's almost never a time when you have too much juice.

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Drabpol News 2 (87) 2020 EN

Published on Aug 5, 2020Technology & Computing

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Quarterly Newsletter no 2(87) April – May – June 2020 We are slowly go back to normal. Another restrictions are lifted, borders are opened, many of us are already acting as if the pandemic is over for good. Unfortunately it continues. We will feel its effects for many months. One of the industries most affected by the pandemic is the transport industry. We can find out how Polish carriers are struggling with the effects of the pandemic by reading an interview with Mr. Piotr Mikiel - Director of Transport Department ZMPD. Also the national public transport had to face a big challenge. We talked to Ms Dorota Kacprzyk, President of IGKM about this. After several months of an ongoing pandemic, we have noticed that the aviation market for both BA and GA is doing well in the new reality. Many pilots ceased flights, and companies whose aircraft fleets have been grounded could spend this time on modernization of avionics in their aircraft. Universal Avionics specialists advise how to repare for that step by step.