Entertainment system for executive aircraft?
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Entertainment system for executive aircraft?
I know it's rather weird, but it's the assignment that is given to me by my boss. I'd like to know whether it's possible to install audio - video system in an aircraft. I'm talking about a 10-passenger executive turboprop aircraft like Beechcraft King Air B200 or Cessna Conquest, or perhaps Piper Cheyenne. As far as I know, if I have to ask the flight specialist to install specific entertainment system as in commercial airline it would require a loooong time, expensive, and sure we have to deal with flight authority as well.
What my boss had in mind about equipping his corporate aircraft is by installing regular audio-video equipment used in car, as far as the power requirement is sufficient. I wonder what would be the suitable equipment for this purpose: an LCD TV - how big? a portable player? what kind of speaker? How about wiring? The cabin interior is 5.08 m (length), 1.45 m (height), and 1.37 m (width).
Any view about this, comrades? Or perhaps if any of you here is working or maybe running airline / flight business, your information owuld be very much appreciated?
It would be good if you can inform me which site that may provide thigns I want, as it's quite blurry for me here at the moment...
What my boss had in mind about equipping his corporate aircraft is by installing regular audio-video equipment used in car, as far as the power requirement is sufficient. I wonder what would be the suitable equipment for this purpose: an LCD TV - how big? a portable player? what kind of speaker? How about wiring? The cabin interior is 5.08 m (length), 1.45 m (height), and 1.37 m (width).
Any view about this, comrades? Or perhaps if any of you here is working or maybe running airline / flight business, your information owuld be very much appreciated?
It would be good if you can inform me which site that may provide thigns I want, as it's quite blurry for me here at the moment...
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It is but there are issues.
http://www.casa.gov.au/airworth/aac/PART-1/1-104.htm
http://www.ttgweb.com/cms/215.html
Best you have this installation considered by qualified aircraft modification experts.
http://www.casa.gov.au/airworth/aac/PART-1/1-104.htm
http://www.ttgweb.com/cms/215.html
Best you have this installation considered by qualified aircraft modification experts.
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pretty much any maintinence/upgrades you do to aircraft such as that has to be done by a qualified licenced mechanic (or whoever depending on the job).
the only aircraft you can do whatever you want to are homebuilt planes, which you construct 51% or more of it.... in that case you are consitered your "own qualified mechanic".
the only aircraft you can do whatever you want to are homebuilt planes, which you construct 51% or more of it.... in that case you are consitered your "own qualified mechanic".
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Originally Posted by Djangoman
Can anyone point me to a company website offering such service? Asian (Singapore, Hong Kong) or Australia is preferable.