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Aero 454 debuts

By Janice Wood · April 1, 2012 ·

Guardian Avionics by CO Guardian has introduced the Aero 454, which receives data from your airplane’s Garmin GPS system (430, 530, 650, 750, G900, or G1000) and transmits it simultaneously to as many three iPad/tablet devices held by pilots or passengers.

The new Aero 454, an FAA/TSO certified product, can reference locations, maps, flight plans, and more.

“You will have no more GPS signal loss because of banking or a heated windshield,” said Ash Vij, president. “The Aero 454 will delight your passengers with ETA through their iPads. It will help eliminate the ‘Are we there yet?’ questions, because it interfaces with 21st century iPads and tablets like nothing else can.”

The Aero 454, with CO detector, mounts in most panels, he added.

For more information: GuardianAvionics.com

 

 

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About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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