Avionics
Aspen Avionics Adds Engine Instruments to Displays
Certification of the Electronics International engine instruments is expected in mid-2025
Aspen Avionics engine instruments
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On the 20th anniversary of its founding, Aspen Avionics unveiled a partnership with engine instrumentation manufacturer Electronics International to bring engine instruments to Aspen displays. The move fits with Aspen’s long-time goal of enabling customers to keep updating their displays to add functionality.

When it was introduced two decades ago, the Aspen Evolution primary flight display offered a unique way to upgrade older instrument panels, with a glass display that fits into and over two common 3.25-inch instrument holes. This eliminates the need to cut apart the instrument panel to fit larger displays while giving aircraft owners the benefits of a glass cockpit at a relatively reasonable price.