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FAA, EASA Approve New Garmin G5 Capabilities
Aircraft owners can replace attitude indicators and directional gyros/HSIs with Garmin's G5 electronic flight instrument.
Garmin's $2,449 G5 electronic flight instrument is now approved by the FAA and EASA for dual installations in 650 aircraft models.
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Matt Thurber
• Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2017
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