NexAir Avionics Launches Pilot Education and Market Outreach Website that Helps Pilots Understand ADS-B, GPS, Synthetic Vision, Traffic, and Weather
Mansfield, MA (PRWEB) July 29, 2015 -- NexAir Avionics has launched its new website designed around the avionics and technology education needs of today’s general aviation pilot. "We developed our new site to give GA pilots an independent source of information that explains the hot topics of ADS-B, GPS, Synthetic Vision, Traffic, and Weather in terms that they can easily understand," explains David Fetherston, NexAir's Founder and General Manager. The site at http://www.NexAirAvionics.com uses new Web technologies to adapt to the display requirements of the pilot’s choice of viewing device, so the site is touchscreen iPad® and iPhone® friendly, but also looks great on 60" HDTVs. The Website combines current avionics product information with NexAir's skill, expertise and real-world experience to provide insights for owners and pilots alike. Additional Hot Topics will be added as needed.
"The information bandwidth needed for an average pilot to keep up with today's changing avionics landscape is overwhelming," said David Fetherston. "It’s advancing every day, in absolutely every area imaginable, from fuel level senders, to touchscreen upgrades, to the constant flow of newly STC'd ADS-B equipment." NexAir recognizes that general aviation pilots need a tool to help them comfortably understand their options for new cockpit technologies, and just as importantly to understand the practical implications of those technologies in their role as pilot in command. "Being a source of trusted, neutral information for our customers is always our first goal," said David Fetherston. "We're not here to sell; we're here to educate first."
"Our intent with the new NexAir Website is to start a conversation with pilots who are interested in taking advantage of today's new technologies in their cockpits," said David Fetherston. "The site will allow general aviation pilots and owners to be informed, without being intimidated or overwhelmed. They'll be better pilots and make better decisions about technology utilization once they understand the role, capabilities and limitations of ADS-B, GPS, Synthetic Vision, Traffic, and Weather technologies within their cockpit. The Hot Topics on the NexAir Website will be very helpful to them no matter what avionics shop they use, whether they're big Garmin pilots, or Avidyne R9 pilots, or just using steam gauges with an iPad on their yoke."
NexAir Founder and General Manager, Dave Fetherston (aka "NexAir Dave" on many aviation forums), started flying at 16, is an A&P, instrument rated pilot, and is certificated in both airplanes and helicopters. After graduating from Teterboro School of Avionics, he started as a mechanic on the Sikorsky Blackhawk production line, worked for several defense contractors as a program manager on key military projects, co-founded Altair Avionics to bring turbine engine monitoring technology to the aviation industry, and sold Altiar to Pratt & Whitney Canada in 2001 where he ran the Altair engineering department until leaving to found NexAir in 2007.
About NexAir Avionics:
Founded in 2007, NexAir Avionics is a full service avionics, aircraft refurbishing, restoration, and brokerage resource for aircraft owners. NexAir Avionics is a Certified FAA Avionics Repair Station (#N4OR087B) and represents all the major avionics manufacturers and their products. For pilots unable to bring their aircraft to NexAir, the NexAir Concierge Service will fly their plane to and from NexAir Avionics for major panel upgrades.
For information about NexAir Avionics, please visit our website: http://www.NexAirAvionics.com, email us at: David.Fetherston(at)NexAirAvionics(dot)com, or call: 877-318-0975.
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Heather Robillard, NexAir Avionics, http://www.NexAirAvionics.com, +1 (877) 318-0975, [email protected]
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