Antonov Company reducing dependence on Russian-made components in its airplanes
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Antonov Company, the Ukrainian aircraft maker, in January 2021 placed an order with Honeywell International Inc. for four avionics equipment sets, Defense Express has reported.
According to the report, Antonov Company is purchasing four units of the TCAS-II (Traffic Collision Avoidance System), mod. CAS-100B, at a total cost of $1,142,668, according to contract data published on the ProZorro online public procurement platform.

JT Avionics DWC-LLC of the United Arab Emirates has been selected as the supplier of the equipment produced by the U.S.-based Honeywell International Inc.

Deliveries under the contract, awarded on January 14, 2021, should be completed within 120 days from the date the full contract value is paid in advance for the contract.