FlightMax EX500 with Integrated Datalink

Avidyne’s new FlightMax EX500 brings revolutionary, next-generation, integrated-datalink multifunction display capability to the flight deck of business and general aviation aircraft.

Integrated Datalink Sets the Standard
With its datalink built-in, the FlightMax EX500 provides you with the complete weather picture along your route of flight. You can view NEXRAD and graphical METAR weather information seamlessly integrated with your flight plan moving map, lightning, traffic, and terrain display.

Ultra-Bright, High-Resolution Display
The FlightMax EX500 features the industry-leading, high-resolution, active-matrix liquid-crystal display (AMLCD), providing you with the brightest, most versatile big-screen moving map available. With nearly three times as many pixels as some competitors displays, and an incredibly wide viewing angle, it provides clear and concise navigation 
information over an exceptional color-contoured terrain and water base map. 

The Best Map Available
All special-use and class airspaces are color-keyed for added clarity, and can be displayed at the same time as NEXRAD or weather radar data for a more complete picture. Comprehensive Jeppesen NavData™ and an expansive North American obstacle database provide an unparalleled view of your flight environment. 

Full overlay capability allows you to add or remove traffic, Stormscope, and radar, with 180-degree forward view and 360-degree center view maps.
 
By intuitively presenting navigation, radar, datalink weather, lightning, traffic, and terrain data in an easy-to-interpret format, the FlightMax EX500 dramatically improves situational awareness and enhances safety through all phases of flight.

EX5000 The FlightMax EX5000’s high-resolution display allows you to easily see terrain, traffic, lightning, and airspace along your flight plan.
ENTEGRA FlightMax Entegra’s focal point is its full-color, primary flight display (PFD) and multi-function display (MFD), designed to provide pilots with all the information needed to manage the aircraft and safely determine their routes, speeds, and proximity to adverse weather conditions, terrain and other aircraft.

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