Collection: Garmin

Garmin Aviation is the standard-bearer for modern flight avionics, widely recognized as the most trusted name in general aviation cockpits today. While consumers know them for wearables, pilots know them as the company that revolutionized the flight deck—moving the industry from analog dials to sophisticated "glass cockpits." Their technology powers everything from experimental aircraft and training helicopters to luxury business jets. Whether it is a portable GPS for a student pilot or a fully integrated G3000 flight deck for a turbine aircraft, Garmin’s systems are designed to reduce pilot workload and provide intuitive, crystal-clear situational awareness in the air.

What sets Garmin apart in aviation is their relentless focus on safety-enhancing innovation and reliability. They are the creators of the Robert J. Collier Trophy-winning Autoland system—a revolutionary technology that can autonomously land a plane if the pilot becomes incapacitated. This level of engineering rigor comes from their vertically integrated business model; Garmin designs, manufactures, tests, and supports their avionics in-house. For customers, this means that every piece of Garmin equipment is built to withstand the extreme demands of flight, offering professional-grade durability and "peace of mind" features that are simply unmatched in the industry.