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DAC International secures dual PMAs

By Janice Wood · February 17, 2013 ·

AUSTIN, Texas – DAC International has received FAA Parts Manufacturer Approvals (PMA) for the company’s GDC62 Radio Altimeter Interface Unit and the GDC66 Fuel Quantity Adapter Unit.

The dual part approvals were accomplished by DAC International’s Engineering and Certification Division (ECD), in partnership with Cutter Aviation. These converters, developed specifically for the Piper Meridian, permit the continued use of existing radio altimeter and fuel quantity computer and are required for the G950 cockpit retrofit STC owned by Cutter Aviation.

This PMA approval is the 20th supplement on DAC International’s approval certificate.

For more information: DACInt.com

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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