Tag Archives: MFD

Garmin certifies the G3X Touch

Posted on March 25, 2019 by admin

Maxcraft is excited that live today in Palm Springs, Garmin has certified the G3X Touch flight display for hundreds of certificated aircraft. Read more from Garmin below: The G3X Touch offers a variety of scalable panel configurations and a superior … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged altitude, autopilot, Avionics, Canada, efis, Flight Instruments, G3X, G3X Touch, G5, garmin, glass cockpit, GPS, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, navigation, PFD, radio, radios, tcas, touch display, VHF | Comments Off

Introducing the GTX 335D and GTX 345D ADS-B diversity transponders

Posted on March 25, 2019 by admin

Maxcraft Avionics is pleased to announce, right from Palm Springs, Garmin has two more new products; the GTX 335D and the GTX 345D. More from Garmin: Two diversity transponders that provide optimal Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out coverage and visibility … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged ADS-B, aircraft, Canada, cockpit, Flight Instruments, garmin, GPS, GTX 335D, GTX 345D, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, PFD, pilots, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Garmin Unveils G500 TXi, G600 TXi, G700 TXi and EIS TXi

Posted on October 4, 2017 by admin

Scalable Touchscreen Solutions Redefine Aircraft Panel Configurations “It’s a big day at Maxcraft when Garmin announces their next generation retrofit glass displays! As one of the largest G500/G600 installed base we can appreciate all the significant improvements in this … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged EIS, G500 TXi, G600 Txi, G700 TXI, garmin, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, PFD, touchscreens, TXi | Comments Off

Garmin introduces G3X Touch 7″ Portrait Display

Posted on March 31, 2017 by admin

Maxcraft is thrilled to announce a new addition to the Garmin G3X Touch family – the 7″ G3X Touch portrait display! Pilots now have three display formats that can be selected. First generation G3X customers, the new 7″ portrait display … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 7" display, ADS-B, aircraft, airplane, avionic system upgrades, avionics facility, Canada, cockpit, display, efis, EIS, Flight Instruments, G3X Touch, garmin, glass cockpit systems, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, PFD, pilots, portrait, SiriusXM, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

The Think Lynx Promo

Posted on March 22, 2016 by admin

The Award-winning L-3 Lynx line of ADS-B solutions promotional pricing program on now until May 31! Maxcraft is a big fan of the Lynx NGT-9000 and had the privilege of installing the first one in Canada. L-3 is celebrating the … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged ADS-B, aircraft, airplane, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, datalink, Dual Mode, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit, GPS, GPS/WAAS, Helicopter, L-3, Lynx NGT-9000, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, Mode S, MSS, MultiLink, NextGen Active, NOTAMs, tcas, TFRs, VHF radios | Comments Off

Angle of Attack indicators in Canada

Posted on September 3, 2015 by admin

Once seen primarily on large turbine-powered aircraft, a variety of lower-priced AOA indicators have recently become available for installation in smaller general aviation aircraft as well. An AOA indicator provides a visual reference to the angle of the wing relative … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged airplane, Angle of Attack, AOA, Aspen, Avionics, Canada, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, PFD, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

Lynx and a Cessna 182

Posted on July 6, 2015 by admin

Lynx – New transponder/MFD/ADS-B single-box solution first install in a Cessna 182 It’s been just four months since L3 unveiled its new low-cost ADS-B solution, the L3 ‘Lynx’ and Maxcraft is a big believer in this new technology. Today, Maxcraft … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged ADS-B, Canada, Cessna 182, first, FIS-B, L3, Lynx, Maxcraft, MFD, NGt-9000, technology, transponder, WAAS GPS | Comments Off

Major software update for your G500 or G600 Flight Display System

Posted on April 30, 2015 by admin

As part of Maxcraft’s commitment to providing ongoing support to its clients, we’re writing to inform you of a major software update for you G500 or G600 flight display system. This upgrade has been several years in the making … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged ADS-B, AIRMETs, Canada, cockpit, display, efis, facility, G500, G600, Garmin FliteCharts, GDL88, geo-referenced, glass cockpit systems, GMA350, GPS, GRA55, GTN, GWX 70, GWX68, instruments, MAP, marker beacon, Maxcraft, METARs, MFD, NEXRAD, NOTAMs, pilots, PIREPs, radar altimeter, SIGMETs, SUA, TAFs, TAWS, tcas, TFRs, traffic | Comments Off

New Flight Deck Avionics Suite Unveiled by Universal Avionics

Posted on November 15, 2014 by admin

The first peek of Universal Avionics’ newest avionics suite – the feature-rich InSight Integrated Flight Deck was introduced at NBAA2014. The highlight of the system is the embedded next generation Synthetic Vision System (SVS) with advanced mapping capability and intuitive … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101, Avionics News | Tagged Alphanumeric Keyboard, ANK, broadcast weather support, Cessna Citation VII, data Concentrator Unit, DCU, EFI-1040 Display, electronic charts, Electronic Control Display Unit (ECDU), graphical flight planning, Graphical Pilot Interface, Insight, Insight Integrated Flight Deck, mapping capbability, MFD, PFD, radio control, STC, SVS, Synthetic Vision System (SVS) | Comments Off

Garmin GTN 750

Posted on May 21, 2014 by admin

King Air gets a Garmin GTN 750 This is a major upgrade for one of Maxcraft’s regular commercial clients: Jerry Visser of Island Express Air. Island Express Air provides scheduled flights across the Strait of Georgia with its capable fleet … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, autopilot, B100, cockpit, COM, efis, Garmin GTN750, GPS, GTN750, Island Express Air, King Air, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, NAV, Piper Navajo, portable GPS, TAWS, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off