Garmin Unveils In-Flight Carbon Monoxide Detector

Remote-mount GCO 14 unit can interface with select avionics from the company.

Meg Godlewski

Tuesday, March 18, 2025 at 03:41 PM ET

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Travis Tingle

GCO 14 carbon monoxide detector [Courtesy: Garmin]

Key Takeaways:

Garmin has introduced the GCO 14, its first carbon monoxide detector for aircraft, designed to monitor and alert pilots to dangerous CO levels.
The remote-mount unit interfaces with select Garmin avionics, providing visual and customizable aural alerts to combat silent CO poisoning.
Meeting FAA TSO-C48A standards and boasting a 10-year sensor life, the GCO 14 will be available in Q2 2025 for $549.

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Garmin has announced the unveiling of its first carbon monoxide detector for aircraft.

The remote-mount GCO 14 unit can interface with select Garmin avionics, enabling the pilot to detect and monitor dangerous and potentially deadly carbon monoxide levels.