Avionics

New developments and products in avionics, specifically about aircraft electronics in the cockpit.

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Seattle Avionics adds e-charts for EU

Pilots who want an alternative source of electronic chart data for flying outside the U.S.

Avionics

October 1, 2010

EASA OKs G1000 for King Air

Danish Hawker and Beech specialist Scandinavian Aircraft Technologies (ScanTech) is coordinating EASA approval of <link ain-and-ainalerts/aviation-internat

Avionics

October 1, 2010

Bell 429 certified for Waas

    Bell Helicopter announced last month that its new 429 light twin has been approved for precise wide area augmentation system (Waas) glid

Rotorcraft

September 30, 2010

FCC likely to modify its proposed 121.5-MHz ELT ban

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is said to be close to responding to an FAA request that it withdraw a June notice that seeks to impose a total

Regulations and Government

September 30, 2010

Videos

Honeywell introduces JetMap III

Honeywell has unveiled JetMap III, the latest upgrade of its cabin moving map featuring worldwide 3-D perspective views of terrain, ocean topography, enhan

Avionics

September 30, 2010

Hot section: TrueNorth Express Offers E-mail Via Smartphone

Owners of smartphones such as the BlackBerry and iPhone have been frustrated by the high cost of equipment that allows them to send and receive e-mail in

Maintenance and Modifications

September 30, 2010

AIN Product Support Survey 2010

Among turbofan manufacturers, Williams International remains tops with AIN readers for the support it provides to operators.

Avionics

September 29, 2010

Max-Viz, One Sky offer EVS discounts

Max-Viz, the Portland, Ore.-area infrared enhanced-vision system (EVS) manufacturer, and One Sky Aviation of Anchorage, Alaska, have teamed to offer a mini

Avionics

September 29, 2010

WxWorx QuikLink service brings weather data to PCs

Pilots who like the XM satellite weather products WxWorx delivers to cockpit displays might like to access the same weather products on their office or por

Avionics

September 28, 2010

FAA reauthorization unlikely this year

With yet another short-term extension of FAA funding, taxes and programs set to expire at the end of last month, AOPA, the General Aviation Manufacturers A

Avionics

September 28, 2010

Economical In-flight Wi-Fi Offered by EMS Aviation

EMS Aviation is offering its Forté AirMail for a wide range of corporate aircraft.

Maintenance and Modifications

September 22, 2010

Constant Aviation installs High-speed Internet in GIV

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport-based Constant Aviation recently installed in a Gulfstream IV an Aircell ATG 4000 high-speed internet syste

Avionics

September 22, 2010

Jeppesen addresses snags with delivery of e-charts

Jeppesen leadership is addressing problems the company experienced in July in meeting customer requests for timely delivery of charts.

Avionics

September 22, 2010

Inmarsat, Boeing team on Ka-band Internet service

Inmarsat announced plans to introduce by 2014 a Ka-band satellite broadband service that would be far faster, cost less per megabit and require smaller ant

Avionics

September 21, 2010

Garmin ESP has a mind of its own

Garmin ESP has a mind of its own Some are calling it a kind of stick shaker for light airplanes.

Avionics

September 21, 2010

FAA issues Lithium battery draft policy

The FAA has published a draft policy (ANM-113-10-004) that could affect the certification of permanently installed rechargeable lithium batteries in Part 2

Avionics

September 21, 2010

Honeywell 6.1 FMS Software OK’d

Honeywell received FAA TSO approval last month to start deliveries of an FMS software upgrade that provides advanced GPS-enabled approaches and access to F

Avionics

September 21, 2010

Sandel Gains HeliTaws TSO

Sandel Avionics last month announced TSO approval for its HeliTaws helicopter terrain warning system.

Avionics

September 21, 2010

Gulfstream G250’s Avionics Scrutinized at Test Facility

The certification-configured software load for the Gulfstream G250’s PlaneView250 avionics has logged more than 1,000 hours of testing at the company’s int

Avionics

September 9, 2010

AIN 2010 Product Support Survey: Part Two - Avionics

Las Vegas oddsmakers don't keep track of such things, but if they did Garmin would have been a safe bet to retake the overall number-one ranking in AIN'

Avionics

September 8, 2010

Avionics

New developments and products in avionics, specifically about aircraft electronics in the cockpit.

Latest

Seattle Avionics adds e-charts for EU

Pilots who want an alternative source of electronic chart data for flying outside the U.S.

EASA OKs G1000 for King Air

Danish Hawker and Beech specialist Scandinavian Aircraft Technologies (ScanTech) is coordinating EASA approval of <link ain-and-ainalerts/aviation-internat

Bell 429 certified for Waas

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Bell Helicopter announced last month that its new 429 light twin has been approved for precise wide area augmentation system (Waas) glid

FCC likely to modify its proposed 121.5-MHz ELT ban

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is said to be close to responding to an FAA request that it withdraw a June notice that seeks to impose a total

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Honeywell introduces JetMap III

Honeywell has unveiled JetMap III, the latest upgrade of its cabin moving map featuring worldwide 3-D perspective views of terrain, ocean topography, enhan

Hot section: TrueNorth Express Offers E-mail Via Smartphone

Owners of smartphones such as the BlackBerry and iPhone have been frustrated by the high cost of equipment that allows them to send and receive e-mail in

AIN Product Support Survey 2010

Among turbofan manufacturers, Williams In­ternational remains tops with AIN readers for the support it provides to operators.

Max-Viz, One Sky offer EVS discounts

Max-Viz, the Portland, Ore.-area infrared enhanced-vision system (EVS) manufacturer, and One Sky Aviation of Anchorage, Alaska, have teamed to offer a mini

WxWorx QuikLink service brings weather data to PCs

Pilots who like the XM satellite weather products WxWorx delivers to cockpit displays might like to access the same weather products on their office or por

FAA reauthorization unlikely this year

With yet another short-term extension of FAA funding, taxes and programs set to expire at the end of last month, AOPA, the General Aviation Manufacturers A

Economical In-flight Wi-Fi Offered by EMS Aviation

EMS Aviation is offering its Forté AirMail for a wide range of corporate aircraft.

Constant Aviation installs High-speed Internet in GIV

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport-based Constant Aviation recently installed in a Gulfstream IV an Aircell ATG 4000 high-speed internet syste

Jeppesen addresses snags with delivery of e-charts

Jeppesen leadership is addressing problems the company experienced in July in meeting customer requests for timely delivery of charts.

Inmarsat, Boeing team on Ka-band Internet service

Inmarsat announced plans to introduce by 2014 a Ka-band satellite broadband service that would be far faster, cost less per megabit and require smaller ant

Garmin ESP has a mind of its own

Garmin ESP has a mind of its own Some are calling it a kind of stick shaker for light airplanes.

FAA issues Lithium battery draft policy

The FAA has published a draft policy (ANM-113-10-004) that could affect the certification of permanently installed rechargeable lithium batteries in Part 2

Honeywell 6.1 FMS Software OK’d

Honeywell received FAA TSO approval last month to start deliveries of an FMS software upgrade that provides advanced GPS-enabled approaches and access to F

Sandel Gains HeliTaws TSO

Sandel Avionics last month announced TSO approval for its HeliTaws helicopter terrain warning system.

Gulfstream G250’s Avionics Scrutinized at Test Facility

The certification-configured software load for the Gulfstream G250’s PlaneView250 avionics has logged more than 1,000 hours of testing at the company’s int

AIN 2010 Product Support Survey: Part Two - Avionics

Las Vegas oddsmakers don't keep track of such things, but if they did Garmin would have been a safe bet to retake the overall number-one ranking in AIN'

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Bell Helicopter announced last month that its new 429 light twin has been approved for precise wide area augmentation system (Waas) glid

Among turbofan manufacturers, Williams International remains tops with AIN readers for the support it provides to operators.