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Comavia Systems Technologies

Comavia is a Bangalore avionics company building ground test systems, GSE and MRO services for Indian defence and aerospace programmes.

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About Comavia Systems Technologies

Comavia Systems Technologies is an avionics and embedded systems company in Bangalore, India. The site says it designs, develops and integrates electronics for military, space and medical avionics systems. It is AS9100 Rev D certified. The site describes it as a CEMILAC certified systems and subsystems designer, assembler and integrator.

The site lists products and services. These include avionics test solutions such as ATS, RIGS, IATS, PATS++ and MAIT. The company also offers MRO and engineering services, airborne products, ground support equipment (GSE) and custom products for aerospace, defence and space. It lists manufacturing, assembly, integration and testing.

The site says the company was founded by Thomas Varughese, a former DRDO scientist. In 2017 the KAHM Group acquired it, and the new leaders rebuilt the business. The site says its work covers military avionics ground test systems for programmes including LCA, MiG 27, Jaguar, Sukhoi, UAVs and missiles. Customers listed include DRDO, ADA, IAF, the Indian Navy and HAL.

The site lists results. These include 43 plus avionics test equipment units delivered, 12 plus GSE units delivered, 300 plus PATS licences issued and 150 plus man-years of MRO experience. The site says the company has about 20 years of experience and works with major OEM partners.

The site says the company tests avionics units on the ground, either alone or in an integrated setup. It uses simulated aircraft, real hardware or a mix of both. The site lists data buses and interfaces including MIL-STD-1553B, ARINC 429, AFDX, Ethernet, RS-485 and RS-422. It also lists a regional sales email and a phone number.

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