Wed, Aug 24, 2011
Announces WingX Pro7 Support By Year's End
Hilton Software LLC has announced support for Aspen
Avionics’ Connected Panel. WingX Pro7,
the company's iPad Navigation Application, will include
comprehensive interoperability when Aspen Avionics’ Connected
Panel becomes available for installation by the end of this year.
Aspen Avionics’ Connected Panel includes hardware, software,
and application components that provide two-way wireless
communications between panel avionics and personal smart devices to
streamline flight-related activities.
“The integration of WingX Pro7 with the Connected
Panel’s open hardware architecture and application
programming interface (API) adds tremendous value, easy-of-use, and
error-free avionics programming. By combining WingX Pro7’s
unique split-view, terrain overlays, in-flight weather, and
Synthetic Vision with Aspen Avionics’ new Connected Panel,
WingX Pro7 achieves a level of mobile avionics performance that is
unparalleled in the industry. Aspen Avionics is leading the
open-connectivity revolution and we are proud to be working closely
with Aspen Avionics to bring best-of-bread features to our
customers.” said Dr. Hilton Goldstein, CEO of Hilton Software
LLC.
"We are excited to be working with Hilton Software to enhance
pilots' overall experience with their mobile applications," says
Brad Hayden, Vice President, Marketing for Aspen Avionics.
"Hilton's large user base now has the option to seamlessly
integrate their installed avionics with their personal devices to
make both more useful in everyday flying situations."
Availability WingX Pro7 is available for download from the App
Store and iTunes.
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