Matt Thurber

New immersive audio products from Alto Aviation are available in new aircraft and for retrofit.

Alto Aviation's new Cadence app can control cabin systems products made by a variety of manufacturers.

Universal Avionics is expanding the number of aircraft available for installation of its inSight integrated flight deck.

The company anticipates a return to growth of business aviation around 2022 and is developing new products to serve a growing market.

IS&S's autothrottles are now standard on the King Air 360 and 260 and approved on PC-12s and other King Airs.

Owners of aircraft equipped with BendixKing KFC 150 and 200 autopilots can upgrade to the AeroCruze 230 touchscreen autopilot.

The FAA has certified the Genesys Aerosystems IDU-680 and IDU-450 EFIS displays for AStar helicopters.

EASA expects the Boeing 737 Max to be able to return to flight in Europe in mid-January.

BizjetMobile is experiencing a boost in messaging activity on its Iridium-based connectivity systems.

The training arena saw some interesting developments during the past year, especially in light of Covid restrictions.

The Top Flight Awards technology category saw a variety of candidates, from new displays to airborne connectivity and ADS-B efforts.

The BlueMAX data transfer unit offers a method to download engine and flight data from compatible avionics.

Pilots can more easily view airspace and obstacles that might affect their flight path on the new version of the Garmin Pilot app.

Multitasking allows Avidyne's IFD100 app to run in a split-screen alongside other multitasking-capable apps.

An auction of frequency licenses in the spectrum from 3.7–3.98 GHz could cause significant safety problems for all segments of aviation.

Flightdocs customers can now access their ATP Aviation Hub libraries directly from the Flightdocs platform.

Scott International Procedures has released the Scott Plot ePlotting Chart app to help pilots flying overseas trips.

Avidyne's new FOQA Flight Data Intelligence program will help pilots spot flying performance issues before they cause problems.

AIN editor-in-chief gets out of the house for a trip to France during the coronavirus pandemic.

A UK government funding program is could help new airline Flypop get off the ground with services to India from late 2021.

Traveling internationally is impossible, or is it? AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber gives it a try.

The FAA has approved an STC for a Genesys Aerosystems avionics suite upgrade for the Black Hawk helicopter.

Jaunt Air Mobility announced a new venture called Access Skyways, which includes Jaunt, PS&S, and Price Systems.

Rady Fahmy, who led a resurgence of the African Business Aviation Association, died on October 16.

To eliminate coronavirus concerns, Garmin is delivering all pilot training in a virtual format through June 2021.

Airline pilots claim to have spotted pilots flying in "jetpacks" at thousands of feet near LAX, but could that be possible?

The new Datalink Receivers from FreeFlight Systems will be installable in Part 23 and Part 25 aircraft.

Automation is increasingly a feature of modern aircraft, but what are manufacturers doing to help pilots understand how automation works?

The new virtual reality training for the Rolls-Royce BR725 turbofan gives students a highly realistic view inside the engine.

It has a simpler user interface with just two buttons and an Amoled touchscreen.