MyGoFlight Intros Glareshield-Mounted iPad Display
MyGoFlight’s new Sight Line Display puts iPad information in the pilot’s field of view.
MyGoFlight’s new Sight Line Display puts iPad information in the pilot’s field of view.

MyGoFlight has solved a vexing problem for iPad users: how to present the information on the iPad’s screen in a way that the pilot can best view that information. The new MyGoFlight Sight Line Display (SLD), introduced at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, is a separate display that can be mounted on a glareshield, while the iPad that feeds the SLD is located on a kneeboard or somewhere where it doesn’t get in the way. This also solves the problem of overheating iPads, which can shut down if kept in direct sunlight or warm areas. The SLD operates from zero to 140 degrees F. While iPad screens are hard to view in bright sunlight, the SLD is sunlight readable and has a bright anti-glare display.

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