Garmin Adds Select Seven-Cylinder Radials To GI 275 AML-STC
Avionics maker expands its market to more vintage aircraft types.
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Garmin Unveils Part 25 G5000 Prime Flight Deck
Open architecture and faster processing speeds translate to a more flexible, higher-performing system.
Fix Found For Starlink Static
Satellite internet was interfering with the flight deck radios.
Cirrus Brings Safe Return Autoland to the SR G7+ Piston
It’s the first application of the system on piston aircraft.
Dynon And Trig Avionics Announce Merger
Dynon Avionics announced a strategic investment in Trig Avionics, strengthening their partnership to provide better avionics solutions for general aviation.
Senate Committee Weighs Subpoena Over Army’s ADS-B Report
The Senate Commerce Committee is considering a subpoena for the U.S. Army over its refusal to provide a report on ADS-B usage, following the deadly January midair collision.
Cirrus Updates Aircraft Management App
Cirrus released a new version of its aircraft management app that it says will streamline its operation. The next generation of the Cirrus IQ and a new premium IQ PRO were announced Monday, on the eve of Sun ‘n Fun, and the company said the new version of the app will greatly enhance owner interaction […]
Montana Bill Limits Use Of ADS-B Data For Landing Fees
The Montana House of Representatives passed a bill limiting the use of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data to assess landing fees on certain aircraft. The legislation, introduced by Rep. Shane Klakken (R-Grass Range), would block the use of ADS-B data for charging landing fees on aircraft weighing under 9,000 pounds, according to a March 20 […]
AEA Introduces New Technician Certification Program
At this week’s Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) International Convention & Trade Show, the trade group announced its new Certified Aircraft Electronics Technician (CAET) certification. As developed by AEA, the title becomes the primary certification for technicians. Earning the certificate requires an online knowledge-based written exam for entry-level technicians, administered by AEA’s new partner organization, the […]
Garmin Announces Integrated CO Detector
On the opening day of the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) national convention in Phoenix, Garmin’s Jim Alpiser announced the GCO 14—the company’s first carbon monoxide detector. The miniature remote sensor is compatible for displaying on the Garmin GTN Xi-series GPS navigators and on the GI 275 electronic flight display in a dedicated data field or […]
