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Dynon Goes Certified: Skyview Meet Skyhawk

Amongst the bumper crop of avionics at AirVenture was the surprise announcement from Dynon that its heretofore experimental-only Skyview HDX glass suite will be available for certified aircraft. Dynon is launching an entire product line called Dynon Certified to support the equipment.

Amongst the bumper crop of avionics at AirVenture was the surprise announcement from Dynon that its heretofore experimental-only Skyview HDX glass suite will be available for certified aircraft. Dynon is launching an entire product line called Dynon Certified to support the equipment.

Not surprisingly, Dynon caught a lot of attention at the show with an installation in a Cessna 172 that ridded the panel of a pile of steam gauges—and a vacuum pump—in favor of a full-up glass panel suite that includes a PFD/MFD combination in a single screen, ADS-B In and Out, Dynon’s in-house autopilot and a full set of engine gauges.

Paul Bertorelli

Paul Bertorelli is Aviation Consumer’s Editor at Large. In addition to his valued contributions to Aviation Consumer, his in-depth video productions on sister publication AVweb cover a wide variety of topics that greatly contribute to safety, operation and aircraft ownership. When Paul isn’t writing or filming, he’s out flying his J3 Cub.