RTCA's Standards Evolving with new Airspace Operations - DO-254(), DO-178(), DO-356()

In this 3-part webinar series, aviation standards leaders share updates and application of RTCA software, hardware and security standards.
Part I. Hardware: DO-254 was published in 1999. Hardware development has evolved in the last 25 years and aviation is embracing the advancements to achieve new functionality when modernizing the cockpit. Listen to a conversation on how hardware technology advancements will benefit airline operations with a potential update to the long-standing DO-254 standard: Design Assurance Guidance for Airborne Electronic Hardware. Panelists include FAA, ALPA and others.
Part II. Software: RTCA's Software Standards are the backbone of deterministic software operation in aviation. Panelists will discuss why maintaining an understanding of how software is developed and deployed is evolving with new supplements to DO-178C and DO-278A scheduled for publication in the next 12 months. Panelists include FAA, an AAM Operator and others.
Part III. Security: In aviation, as in other communication technologies, it is vital to be aware of the potential security threats the aviation industry faces. Panelists will discuss how RTCA’s security assurance standards protect aircraft operations and incorporate new technologies. Panelists include A4A, GAMA and Collins Aerospace.