ARINC is an acronym that stands for "Aeronautical Radio, Inc.," which is an aviation industry standard organization primarily based in the United States. ARINC specializes in developing and implementing communication, information, and technical standards for the aviation, aerospace, and defense sectors. It is a subsidiary of Collins Aerospace, which is itself a part of Raytheon Technologies.
ARINC was established in 1929 as a radio communications provider to the burgeoning aviation industry. Over the years, it has evolved into a leading provider of data communication solutions, avionics systems integration, and airport and ATM systems. ARINC's comprehensive range of services and technologies includes aviation communications, system engineering, data management, network solutions, and cybersecurity.
The organization is renowned for its ARINC 429 specification, which has become a globally recognized industry standard for digital aircraft avionics data bus communication. ARINC also plays a vital role in implementing and maintaining reliable communication systems at airports, ensuring efficient air traffic control, passenger handling, baggage management, and enhanced overall airport operations.
ARINC's solutions are instrumental in improving communication, safety, and efficiency in the aviation industry. Its standards facilitate seamless information exchange between different aircraft systems, enabling pilots, cabin crew, and ground staff to effectively communicate and ensure smooth and secure operations. With a strong focus on innovation and technological advancement, ARINC continues to shape the future of the aviation industry through its cutting-edge solutions and industry expertise.
