uAvionix has expanded the AV-30-C’s capabilities with new ForeFlight integration, allowing pilots to wirelessly transfer flight plans from their iPad or iPhone directly to the panel. The free software update brings EFB-based route display and optional autopilot coupling to certified aircraft, delivering modern cockpit connectivity for budget-minded general aviation owners.
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Editor’s Note: Although this article mainly focuses on the Cessna 172, we thought the...
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A proposed piece of legislation could soon modernize one of aviation’s long-standing paperwork requirements by allowing pilots to present electronic versions of their certificates instead of carrying physical documents.
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The FAA has released a draft plan outlining its approach to transitioning piston aircraft from 100LL to unleaded aviation fuel and is inviting pilots, aircraft owners, and industry stakeholders to provide feedback. Developed under the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Act and the EAGLE initiative, the plan aims to safely eliminate leaded avgas without disrupting general aviation operations.
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The U.S. DOT and the Federal Aviation Administration have awarded contracts to begin replacing the nation’s aging ground-based radar system
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A new upgrade to the uAvionix AV-30 software (version 3.2.0) adds a new level of capability that will give pilots a streamlined Foreflight-to panel experience.
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55 new air traffic control towers will have uAvionix Flightline surface awareness tools installed, tested, and operational within the next 12 months.
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The PowerUP S-1200 series was developed as a direct replacement for both 4- and 6-cylinder general aviation aircraft engines.
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AOPA is criticizing the FAA’s decision to suspend most general aviation flights at 12 major airports starting Monday.
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You may recall that the FAA released the finalized MOSAIC (Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification) rule in July of this year.
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Keen vision is crucial to a pilot’s safety, which is why the FAA has imposed tight restrictions on those who are recovering from eye surgery.
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