More than two dozen aircraft models across a wide range of aircraft builders, including Beechcraft, Grumman, Maule and Mooney, are now eligible to install Dynon flight displays, thanks to the supplemental type certificate created by the Experimental Aircraft Association in partnership with Dynon and the FAA.
EAA’s Dynon STC Approved Aircraft List Still Growing
Key Takeaways:
- An EAA-partnered Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) now makes over two dozen new aircraft models from builders like Beechcraft, Grumman, Maule, and Mooney eligible for Dynon flight displays.
- This expansion, combined with previously eligible Cessna and Piper models, brings the total number of aircraft eligible for the Dynon upgrade to over four dozen.
- The STC costs $100 for EAA members and allows the Dynon D10A display to be installed as a primary or backup attitude indicator, backing up essential flight instrumentation.
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