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Company’s automated landing system took control of a Beechcraft King Air B200 after loss of pressurization.

Avionics choices for many aging turbines are generally more limited than for pistons because of fewer STCs.

Company now offers this functionality for the iconic King Air if you happen to own one that meets specific parameters.

Looking back over 20-some years, the tech company has achieved great success in its line of IFDs—otherwise there wouldn’t be 30,000 in the field.

The NAHF honors individuals who have made significant contributions to the betterment of aviation.

For aircraft already equipped with Garmin-integrated flight decks, the capability is obtainable through a software upgrade, the company said.

A new level of support for single-pilot ops in the twin turboprop.

This update on the G1000 book should be issued to all CFIs.

Installation of the automated landing system marks a new technological opportunity in the aftermarket for King Air operators with G1000 avionics.

Garmin pursues a supplemental type certificate for its emergency landing system on the twin turboprop