Marking the company’s first foray into the market for experimental avionics, BendixKing this week introduced the xVue Touch primary flight display for kit-built aircraft. Billed as a low-cost alternative to traditional six-pack instruments, the new display features a vibrant near-4K-resolution display and is packed with technology borrowed from the certified market.
BendixKing Introduces xVue Touch Display for Experimental Market
Key Takeaways:
- BendixKing has introduced the xVue Touch, their first primary flight display for the experimental kit-built aircraft market.
- The display features a high-resolution, infrared touchscreen with advanced capabilities like SmartView synthetic vision and ADS-B weather.
- Positioned as an affordable glass cockpit upgrade at $5,499, it offers Wi-Fi for easy updates and is designed for intuitive, user-friendly operation.
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