Avionics
MyTIS Gets ATIS to Pilots in Text-message Format
SEND's new digital airport info broadcast is available at 148 airports
MyTIS transcription of ATIS information
MyTIS transcribes the ATIS broadcast so pilots can view important airport information from longer distances at airports without digital ATIS. © SEND

Datalink connectivity provider Send today introduced MyTIS, a textual transcription of automatic terminal information service (ATIS) broadcasts for its AirText and FBOLink users. Announced during the new products session at the Aircraft Electronics Association Convention, MyTIS provides textual ATIS transcriptions at towered airports without digital ATIS (D-ATIS).

Pilots like D-ATIS because aircraft with airborne connectivity or a suitable datalink can receive ATIS information in textual form well before arrival at the destination. But there are only 76 U.S. airports with this feature.

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