uAvionix Introduces Installation Network

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Key Takeaways:

  • uAvionix has launched a Qualified Installers (QI) program for its skyBeacon and tailBeacon ADS-B Out products.
  • The program aims to expand the company's installation network and meet high demand from avionics shops and independent A&P IAs.
  • A&P IAs can join the QI program by completing a short online training course, enabling them to install these approximately one-hour ADS-B solutions.
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ADS-B designer and manufacturer uAvionix has launched a Qualified Installers (QI) program for its skyBeacon and tailBeacon ADS-B Out products. The program, which is aiming to expand the company’s mobile installation network, is open to A&P IAs and includes training videos and uAvionix TSO and STC manuals. The company says that completion of a 30- to 60-minute online training course is mandatory to join the QI program.

“We created the Qualified Installer program in response to the intense demand from avionics shops and independent A&Ps who want to represent our product,” said uAvionix President Christian Ramsey. “They recognized the potential for supplemental capacity and income; products like skyBeacon and tailBeacon represent in the current backlogged environment leading up to the 2020 deadline.”

uAvionix also announced that it is actively recruiting repair shops and individual A&P IAs for the program. The company lists average installation time for either skyBeacon or tailBeacon units as about one hour. For certified applications, installation requires a signoff by an IA. As previously reported on AVweb, skyBeacon was certified last September and is designed to replace an aircraft’s wingtip navigation or nav/strobe lights. uAvionix says it is expecting its tailBeacon aft aircraft position light ADS-B replacement to be similarly certified by the end of the first quarter of 2019.

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