KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (March 19, 2011) - Though air crews may seem to be the most important human element in any aviation brigade, they could not fly without equipment working properly.

Bevan-Rabell avionics technician Charles Smitley works on a Beechcraft King Air on Wednesday that will be used by the U.S Forest Service for firefighting operations. (Nov. 30, 2016) Jerry Siebenmark ...

The author's initial plan for their aircraft instrument panel redesign, based on a simple Photoshop mockup, overlooked critical spatial constraints of the aircraft's internal structure. The avionics ...

Jet Aviation’s facility in Teterboro, N.J., has been granted a limited instrument and limited radio rating from FAA for its recently opened avionics shop. The new capabilities and shop space enable ...

The retrofit avionics market experienced significant growth in 2017, reaching over $2.3 billion in worldwide sales. Retrofits accounted for $1.34 billion of the total sales, a 20% increase, with 73.5% ...

The $1.6-trillion-per-year U.S. market that is civil aviation’s future depends on compliance with FAA’s 2020 ADS-B mandate. Ground infrastructure to support ADS-B detection was installed beginning in ...

Duncan Aviation partnered with Flightcraft in the opening of a new satellite avionics shop in Portland, Ore. The new Duncan Aviation avionics shop in Portland will open later this fall and will be ...

The Angelina County Commissioners Court met Tuesday to address a range of agenda items, approving key projects and policy changes impacting local infrastructure and budgeting. County commissioners ...