Wed, May 15, 2019
Sessions Cover A Range Of Topics Related To Garmin Avionics
Garmin has scheduled aviation webinars through June of 2019. Ranging from Garmin Pilot tips and tricks, cost-effective autopilot upgrades to low-cost avionics solutions, these free webinars offer pilots and customers with a broad overview of the latest Garmin has to offer, while also providing a general operational overview of its vast product line.
Low-cost Avionics Solutions: Learn about upgrading an aircraft panel with cost-effective avionics such as the GPS 175/GNX 375 two-inch navigators, G3X Touch, GDL 82 ADS-B Out datalink, the GTX 345 series all-in-one ADS-B transponders and the G5 electronic flight instrument. May 15th @ 10:00 AM CT.
Cost-effective Retrofit Autopilot Solutions: The GFC 500 and GFC 600 retrofit autopilots offer reduced maintenance, as well as safety-enhancing capabilities such as Garmin Electronic Stability Protection (ESP), underspeed/overspeed protection and coupled approaches. This webinar focuses on the features and benefits of both autopilots. May 28th @ 7:00 PM CT.
Advanced Avionics Upgrades: A wide variety of avionics upgrades including the TXi series touchscreen flight displays, GTN series navigators, GMA audio panels, GTX ADS-B transponders, autopilots and more provide aircraft owners with endless panel upgrade options. June 13th @ 4:00 PM CT.
ADS-B Solutions for Business Aviation: This webinar focuses on a variety of Garmin ADS-B solutions available for a wide range of business jets on the market. Cost-effective solutions are currently available for some of the most popular business aircraft in the industry, including the Citation II/SII, Citation V, Learjet 20/30/60 and more. June 18th @ 10:00 AM CT.
Garmin Pilot: Get insider tips and tricks for using the Garmin Pilot mobile app to make flight planning, navigation and flying easier – and more fun. June 25th @ 7:00 PM CT.
(Source: Garmin news release)
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