Safe Flight Instrument Corp. has made a name for itself over the last seven decades by producing extremely simple and effective safety devices for aircraft. This week at the NBAA Convention in Orlando, Florida, the company unveiled two new products that absolutely fit the bill for this approach.
Flying had the chance to check out both, one of which is a new digital powerline detector for helicopters that works in both 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequency ranges (the standards internationally and in the United States) and the second of which is an icing detector that continuously scans for dangerous conditions in flight.
