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Mission Statement
The mission of the Aircraft Electronics Association is to be a worldwide, self-sustaining organisation committed to enhancing the profitability of its members by...

providing effective leadership to its members,
facilitating the communications between members and with their various constituent groups,
encouraging members to establish quality processes,
furthering the education of its members and their various
AEA's HQ is in Lee's Summit, MO USA

This site has flying guides & publications, and infromation about careers, projects and services

Contains information on conferences, courses, training and events. Also, has resources for students and teachers.

ARINC Inc. were acquired by Rockwell Collins in 2013

AviationWeek.com provides aerospace trade and industry information in the fields of Commercial Aviation, Business Aviation, Defense, MRO, Space
plus an Aviation Week Intelligence Network

ICAS is an international, non-government, non-profit scientific organization with the mission to advance knowledge and facilitate collaboration in aeronautics. This is done by arranging events and producing publications that enable a better understanding of engineering science and practice and an improved level of co-operation among aeronautical
science and engineering professionals from around the world.

Group provides a forum for those involved in all aspects of the wide range of avionics and mechanical systems on both civil and military aircraft. The activities of the group cover the related interests of the airframe, engine, systems and equipment manufacturers during design, test and manufacture, as well as the in-service aspects of operation and maintenance. The Group holds a number of conferences each year, many of which are organized jointly with other RAeS groups or other organisations, taking into account the interactions between these systems and other aerospace disciplines. Past conference topics have included developments in aircraft icing protection, avionics for advanced combat aircraft, reducing the hazardous effects of on-board fire and explosion, overcoming electronic component obsolescence, improving aircrew situational awareness and the design and integration of complex avionics systems.

SITA's HQ is in Geneva Switzerland.