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April 13, 2020

Aspen Avionics Enhances Product Line

Lowers Prices, Adds Synthetic Vision Software Standard for NEW Pro MAX Flight Displays

Aspen Avionics has upgraded a number of items in its product line... and reduced some pricing. Multi-display systems now get a price break and will also offer Evolution Synthetic Vision as standard for new installations of the MAX series of primary and multi-function displays. Upgrades such as Angle of Attack, ADS-B enablement software have also been reduced. All multi-display systems and will include the external battery ($1,000 value) as standard which enables current and future Aspen owners to remove their existing vacuum back-up system with an Evolution 2000 MAX (Pro MAX PFD, MFD1000 MAX PFD) or an Evolution 2500 system (Pro MAX PFD, MFD1000 MAX and MFD500 M

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Tornado Slams Monroe LA Airport

Photos Show Several BizJets Among The Wreckage

After a number of regional warnings about the potential for severe weather in the Southeast part of the US, Mother Nature struck... and struck hard. One of the focal points, Monroe LA, reports damage to hundreds of homes and extensive damage to the airport in terms of buildings, hangars and aircraft. The National Weather Service had broadcast a tornado emergency warning for Monroe, as well as surrounding communities, at 1144CDT even as a tornado was already battering the region.

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Savvy Makes Breakdown Assistance Free For The Next Three Months

Highly Regarded Maintenance Support Organization Offers Help At The Right time

With reports of A&Ps sheltering in place at home, some maintenance shops being shuttered, and others facing unprecedented backlogs, the COVID-19 crisis is making it more difficult for aircraft owners. To help keep the GA fleet flying during a time of crisis, Savvy Aviation is making its "AAA for GA" breakdown assistance service available free of charge for the next three months. "We want to do whatever we can to help keep the GA fleet flying during this difficult period," said Mike Busch, founder and CEO of Savvy Aviation (shown below). "At my direction, Savvy has decided to make its breakdown assistance program available at no cost for the next 90 days, to every ai

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