Get your fleet ready for the 25-hour CVR mandate

 

Book a free retrofit assessment and see how quickly SRVIVR25™ can bring your aircraft in line with FAA and Transport Canada rules.

 
 
 
 
 
 

The deadline is closer than it looks

The FAA's 25-hour cockpit voice recorder mandate took effect on 2 February 2026. In-service fleets have until 2030 to retrofit. Transport Canada wants 2-hour voice recording, a 10-minute independent power supply and ATC datalink recording in place by May 2026.

 

If you leave it late, you risk costly last-minute upgrades and grounded aircraft. SRVIVR25™ already meets both mandates. Once it's fitted, you don't need to do anything else.

What your free assessment covers

  • A review of your current recorders, aircraft types and tail numbers

  • Your compliance position against FAA, EASA and Transport Canada requirements

  • Whether an STC already exists for your platform, or needs developing

  • The right SRVIVR25 configuration and support equipment (if applicable): recorder, RIPS, control panel and microphone

  • An outline retrofit plan phased to your planning and maintenance schedule 

 

Why operators choose SRVIVR25™

  • It directly replaces ARINC 757 recorders, including FA2100 systems

  • It's plug-and-play, so maintenance windows stay short

  • It records 50+ hours of voice and 140+ hours of flight data at 2,048 words per second

  • Its crash survivability is certified to ED-112A

  • Downloads run at 1GBps over standard ethernet, without removing the recorder from the aircraft

  • It's ready for ED-112B audio quality and IP video

 

Works across your fleet

  • It works with Airbus A320 to A380, Boeing commercial aircraft, Embraer and Bombardier platforms that use ARINC standards. It also has Boeing 737NG STC certification

Certified and approved

  • FAA TSOs C123c, C124c, C177a, C155b and C121b. Approved by ICAO, FAA and EASA. Meets EU 2015/2338, RTCA/DO-160G, DO-178C DAL D and DO-254.

 
 
 
 

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