Panasonic Avionics opens new software design facility in Pune
Panasonic Avionics on Wednesday opened a new software design and development facility in Pune. The new facility, inaugurated by the Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Murlidhar Mohol, is the first in the country by Panasonic Avionics Corporation dedicated to supporting the development and delivery of IFEC solutions.
The facility employs over 200 skilled engineers in the beginning with growth plans in place to scale it up further to support the increasing demand from airlines for these solutions, the company said.
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«With its huge number of skilled engineers, and fast-growing aviation sector, India is a natural location for us to invest in for the future of our business, and we look forward to accelerating our software innovation and design capabilities from our new Pune facility,» said Ken Sain, Chief Executive Officer at Panasonic Avionics Corporation.
Sain, however, did not divulge the investment figures.
According to him, Tata Group-owned Air India, which recently acquired Airbus wide-body A350 planes in its fleet, has been using its IFES solutions onboard these
