MyGoFlight, the Denver-based company you might be familiar with for its line of iPad mounts, flight bags and other pilot accessories, says it’s closing in on FAA certification for its SkyDisplay head-up display, a lower-priced alternative to large, expensive HUDs designed for transport-category airplanes.
SkyDisplay Head-Up Display Nears Certification Finish Line
Key Takeaways:
- MyGoFlight is nearing FAA certification for its SkyDisplay, a lower-cost Head-Up Display (HUD) designed for general aviation aircraft.
- The SkyDisplay is an FAA-certified, permanently mounted unit priced at $25,000, offering a non-conformal view that enhances safety and reduces pilot workload by presenting avionics data in the forward field of view, particularly during instrument approaches.
- Currently tested in a Cirrus SR22, MyGoFlight plans to offer STCs for a wide range of GA airplanes, including models from Beechcraft, Mooney, Cessna, and Piper, aiming for certification before EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
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