Avionics
Garmin Offers Engine Indication System for King Air 200
Garmin's TXi EIS has been certified for select Beechcraft King Air 200 twin turboprops.
A seven-inch TXi EIS display in portrait mode replaces aging gauges with indicators that show real-time turbine engine information using distinct colors, bands, and radials to depict normal operating ranges and limitations for ease of engine data interpretation. (Photo: Garmin)
A seven-inch TXi EIS display in portrait mode replaces aging gauges with indicators that show real-time turbine engine information using distinct colors, bands, and radials to depict normal operating ranges and limitations for ease of engine data interpretation. (Photo: Garmin)

Garmin has received FAA STC approval for its TXi engine indication system (EIS) display on select Beechcraft King Air 200 twin turboprops. The Olathe, Kansas-based avionics manufacturer said TXi EIS features such as engine timers, exceedance recordings, dynamic engine indications, and wireless data logging are expected to reduce pilot workload, improve engine efficiency, and reduce maintenance costs.