Dynon's SkyView HDX is now available for Beechcraft Baron 58 and 58As, offering a cost-effective upgrade and 3-axis autopilot system. The system is capable of flying instrument approaches when combined with a compatible IFR nav device, which altogether packs quite a bit of capability into a flight deck. When added to an existing SkyView HDX, the 3-axis autopilot lists at $11,192 for the hardware, modules, servo harnesses, and brackets. Another aviation-oriented Change.org petition has surfaced... at least until it offends someone and the Change.Org folks take it down... this time, the petition addresses the serious deficit in our ultralight instruction ranks and seeks the FAA's action in fixing this serious matter. Started by  Jim Pfarr, the chairman of the EAA Ultralight and Light Sport Advisory Council, who has been, "tirelessly advocating for the ultralight aviation community's needs and concerns. The 250th HondaJet recently rolled off the production line and completed the Standard Certificate of Airworthiness (SCoA), and Honda Aircraft Company associates celebrated the milestone with a special event at HondaJet HQ in Greensboro, North Carolina. All this -- and MORE in today's episode of Airborne-Unlimited!!!

 

 

 

SkyView HDX Autopilot Approved for Beechcraft Baron 58

Petition Demands Solutions To Lack of Ultralight Instructors

250th HondaJet Heads For the Skies  

Attendance Still Free at September's Renamed Midwest Aviation Expo

Medal of Honor Recipient Cobra Helo Commander, Larry L. Taylor, Goes West

FAA Designates Las Vegas Area a ‘No Drone Zone’ for Super Bowl LVIII

CAF Announces Hall Of Fame Inductees For 2024

 

 

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