EUROCAE ED 112 Minimum Operating Performance Specifications for Crash-Proof Flight Recorder Systems

EUROCAE ED 112 Minimum Operating Performance Specifications for Crash-Proof Flight Recorder Systems

The EUROCAE ED 112 standard published by the European Civil Aviation Equipment Authority (EUROCAE) defines the minimum requirements that must be met for all aircraft that must carry flight recorders that record flight data. These recordings include flight data, audio cockpit recordings, images and data link digital messages. Such data are kept in an accident-recoverable recording medium for the purpose of investigating an accident or incident.

EUROCAE ED 112 Minimum Operating Performance Specifications for Crash-Proof Flight Recorder Systems

EUROCAE is the European leader in the development of globally recognized industry standards for aviation. This standard applies to aircraft collision-proof recorders, ancillary equipment and their mounting on civil aircraft.

This type of device is a lightweight and compact, fully integrated flight data recorder and data acquisition device that provides a combination of cockpit voice, flight data recording, aerial image recorder, and data link recorder. It is a fully integrated solution. This system provides a robust system for military aviation and flight test installations seeking minimum cost, minimum weight, and minimum size. This type of equipment is designed to meet applicable environmental specifications for the installation limits specified in the RTCA/DO-160 standard in effect at the time of certification.

A flight recorder is an electronic recorder placed on an aircraft to facilitate the investigation of aviation accidents and incidents. Flight recorders are also known as black boxes. Actually, in aviation, there are three different types of recorders on an airplane: flight data recorder, cockpit voice recorder, and combined cockpit voice and flight data recorder. Together, these devices document an aircraft's flight history and provide vital information for flight researchers and fleet managers. These devices were first used for military purposes in warplanes in the 1940s.

Among the numerous test, measurement, analysis and evaluation studies it provides for businesses in various sectors, our organization also provides test services for minimum operational performance characteristics for crash-proof flight recorder systems, within the scope of EUROCAE ED 112 standard, with its trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment. .

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