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Avionics Innovator, Avidyne, Sponsors ANN Oshkosh Coverage

Avidyne's Release 9 Storms Oshkosh 2009 -- See It At Oshkosh Display Areas #2098-2101, 293, 294 !!

Based in Lincoln, Mass., Avidyne Corporation is the market-leading developer of Integrated Flight Deck Systems for light general aviation (GA) aircraft.  Avidyne's Entegra line revolutionized flying in 2003 as the first Integrated Flight Deck for light GA. Avidyne's continuing leadership in innovation and its Flying Made Simple™ design philosophy make flying safer, more accessible and more enjoyable for pilots and their passengers.

The company's expanding line of products include the new Entegra Release 9 integrated flight deck retrofit, datalink-capable EX5000 and EX500 multi-function displays and the dual-antenna TAS600 series of active traffic advisory systems, the MLB700 broadcast datalink receiver and the TWX670 Tactical Weather Detection system. 

In 2005, Avidyne founder Dan Schwinn and fellow aviation visionary Paul Ryan united in the merger of Avidyne and Ryan International. Ryan, a 40-year industry veteran who founded Ryan International in 1981, is world-renowned as the inventor of the Stormscope® weather system, as well has their complete line of collision avoidance systems.

The combined company brings together avionics leaders and extends Avidyne's technical capabilities and market reach. Avidyne operates four locations with world-class teams of technical experts in key Integrated Flight Deck technologies and systems that will be incorporated into future versions of Avidyne's Entegra integrated flight deck and other Avidyne products. Headquartered in Lincoln, MA, the company has facilities in Columbus, OH, Melbourne, FL, and Boulder, CO.

Avidyne Has A History Of Industry Firsts... Here's A Few Of Them:

  • First Integrated Flight Deck for light GA aircraft.
  • First single-engine turbine aircraft Integrated Flight Deck.
  • First active-surveillance traffic advisory system under $10,000.
  • First integrated datalink-capable multifunction displays (MFDs).
  • First multi-channel datalink communications for MFDs.
  • First to certify XM® satellite weather interface for light GA aircraft.
  • First to certify SIRIUS®-based satellite weather interface for light GA aircraft.
  • First large format MFD to display both airborne radar and NEXRAD weather.
  • First to develop and demonstrate VHF Digital Link Mode-3 (VDL-3) (NEXCOM) avionics for general aviation

Check Out Avidyne On Aero-TV!!!

Avidyne is A News-Maker... Read Some Recent Stories Here:

FMI: www.avidyne.com, www.release9.com, Oshkosh Display Areas #2098-2101, 293, 294

 


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