Jeppesen Teams Up To Provide NavData To Sport And Experimental Aircraft Pilots

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Jeppesen Teams Up To Provide NavData To Sport And Experimental Aircraft Pilots By Shane Nolan

		March 27, 2011 - Jeppesen and Dynon Avionics, a leading supplier of avionics for the light sport and experimental aircraft markets, have entered into an agreement to provide Jeppesen NavData and obstacle services for the Dynon Avionics SkyView. The avionics data offering for Dynon Avionics serves as part of a total Jeppesen light sport and experimental aircraft solution suite for both certified and non-certified aircraft. ?Jeppesen NavData displayed through Dynon Avionics systems provides light sport and experimental pilots with the top worldwide flight information and navigation data available,? said Robert Hamilton, director of Sales and Marketing, Dynon Avionics.

?This agreement with Jeppesen provides Dynon Avionics glass cockpit aviators with the most accurate and complete navigation data anywhere that pilots fly.? Jeppesen NavData, obstacles, terrain, and charting solutions are available for third party integrations supporting a wide variety of applications and hardware solutions, including those within light sport and experimental aircraft avionics systems. Data updates are completed easily and conveniently using Jeppesen Services Update Manager software. ?Jeppesen provides industry-leading data and charting solutions. We are very proud to be the first choice of innovators and aviation enthusiasts associated with the light sport and experimental aircraft industry,? said Scott Reagan, director, Jeppesen OEM Client Management. ?Jeppesen?s world-class NavData information, integrated with Dynon Avionics? SkyView system, serves this dynamic segment of the aviation community and ensures delivery of the highest quality flight information available for aircraft owners and operators.? Jeppesen NavData and obstacle services are available for the Dynon Avionics SkyView D700 and D1000 systems. Coverage areas include Contiguous USA, East-Central USA, West-Central USA, North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Eurasia, the Middle East, the Pacific region, and worldwide. Jeppesen NavData is developed from a comprehensive aviation database, which is composed of more than one million records. To ensure accuracy, Jeppesen flight information analysts edit and verify approximately 150,000 database transactions generated from worldwide aviation data source documents during every 28-day revision cycle. This intensive process ensures that NavData provided for systems such as Dynon Avionics is the most complete and accurate flight information available.

		For more than 75 years Jeppesen has made it possible for pilots and their passengers to safely and efficiently reach their destinations. Today this pioneering spirit continues as Jeppesen delivers essential information and optimization solutions to improve the efficiency of air, sea and rail operations around the globe. Jeppesen is a subsidiary of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services, a unit of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Other News Stories (For the latest news please checkout our home page) Earthbound Remedies Inspired By Spacebound Bacteria Electronic Flight Strip System Goes Into Operation At Jersey Airport Passenger Travel Up On U.S And On Foreign Airlines Serving The United States FAA Installs 150th Alaska Weather Camera To Promote Safer Skies Fire At MIA Continues To Cause Flight Cancelations And Delays Garmin Raises The Bar With GTN 650 And 750 Touchscreen Avionics Airbus Military A400M Completes Low Speed Take Off Tests AOPA Pays Tribute To Air Traffic Controllers FAA Suspends Air Traffic Controller At Washington National Airport 54th Annual Avionics Convention Opened In Reno Nevada Going To The Bathroom On U.S. Commercial Aircraft Could Be Fatal After Two Years, Fired Pilot At Ryanair Gets Job Back AirTran Stockholders Approve Southwest Merger New Orleans Control Tower Given Notice Of Workplace Safety Violations Air Force F-22 Breaks Sound Barrier On Camelina Based Biofuel Gulfstream G250 Completes Aircraft Natural Icing Tests Sikorsky Aircraft Opens New CH-53K Helicopter Assembly Plant In Florida To Date No Flight Restrictions In And Out Of Japan Airports Bombardier CSeries Aircraft Systems Testing Begins EASA Certifies Garmin G500H Glass Cockpit On The Eurocopter AS350 The Boeing 747-8 Makes A Successful First Flight Customs Officer Smuggled Drug Money And Guns Though ATL Airport O?Hare Airport To Receive Federal Funding For Airport Improvements Omniflight Completes Level 1 Of The FAA SMS Program Aircraft Maintenance In America Who Is Fixing My Plane? NTEU Tells Congress CBP Staffing Must Be Increased Bernard von NotHaus Convicted of Minting His Own Currency United Airlines Mechanics Secure Tentative Agreement With Airline NTSB Urges Pilots To Be Vigilant For Meteorological Evaluation Towers TSA 2012 Budget Proposal Is The Right Path For Agency FAA Warns Rotorcraft Pilots On The Use Of Garmin 400/500 With TAWS