Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of RTX (formerly Raytheon Technology), has completed integration of the MS-110 Fast-Jet system on fighter aircraft
What is known
Collins Aerospace announced the completion of flighttesting of the multispectral aerial reconnaissance system MS-110. The tests took a year. In the summer of 2022, the F-16 aircraft of an unknown customer made its debut flight with the MS-110 reconnaissance module. Within 12 months, the developers conducted a series of tests to confirm that the system is ready for deployment.
The press release states that Collins Aerospacesupplies 16 modules to international Fast-Jet operators. In addition, the company is preparing to conclude contracts for another 13 modules for three additional customers.
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MS-110 Fast-Jet is based on the DB-110 module. The new configuration features increased range and a wider coverage area, improving the reconnaissance capabilities of the fourth generation fighter.
The module uses the experience of multispectralvisualization system SYERS-2C. The U-2 Dragon Lady strategic reconnaissance aircraft has a similar solution. The system is also compatible with drones like the MQ-9 Reaper.