GARMIN GI 275 ADAHRS+AP W/GMU (CLASS I/II) 010-02327-20 *INSTALL ONLY*

Save weight and maintenance expense: replace that aging vacuum pump-driven attitude indicator — such as the KI-256 — with a reliable solid-state ADAHRS-driven GI 275 electronic display.

To add situational awareness, your display can overlay attitude reference on an optional Garmin SVT™ synthetic vision landscape with flight path marker integration.

As your primary flight reference instrument, GI 275 features an integrated display to support all the essential readouts — attitude, altitude, airspeed and heading.

The bright, high-resolution GI 275 touchscreen is sunlight-readable and maximizes the available space within the instrument panel cutout.

The GI 275 instrument can support display of selectable references to mark your arrival at a preselected altitude, heading or airspeed. Think overshoot avoidance.

With optionally available built-in autopilot interface, GI 275 can provide precise attitude information to drive select autopilots (including the GFC™ 500 autopilot) and display flight director command bar cues¹.

For select aircraft and glass cockpit systems², GI 275 can function as a standby flight instrument with MFD capability³ for mapping, traffic, weather and more. The GI 275D, a DAL-A certified variant, is also available for Part 25 applications with that requirement.

The touchscreen on GI 275 makes accessing its functions a breeze. A traditional concentric knob is also available for those who prefer that style of data input.

When paired with the GTN™ Xi series navigator, GI 275 enables Smart Glide™ to give you a helping hand during an engine failure — including recommending an airport and creating a Direct-to route so you can land.

In addition to primary magnetic heading reference, GI 275 can accept inputs for VOR/LOC and/or GPS course guidance — along with distance and groundspeed indications.

For climb/descent profiles and approaches, GI 275 can display both vertical and lateral GPS/VOR/LOC course deviation cues, when available.

With appropriate Nav inputs, GI 275 can optionally add HSI course guidance overlaid on a moving map display with flight plan legs, terrain, weather and more.

When paired with select VHF Nav/Comms or GPS navigators, GI 275 can serve as your primary indicator for making, adjusting and tracking course selections.

With dual GI 275 displays⁴ as your primary flight instrumentation, reversionary backup capability retains attitude and heading data⁵ on the remaining HSI or MFD if an outage should occur⁶.

For backup or nonprimary Nav reference, built-in VFR GPS capability⁵ enables convenient Direct-to guidance with position depicted on the moving map display.

When configured as an MFD, GI 275 can serve multiple roles, supporting displays for moving map, traffic, lightning, weather, terrain, radar altimeter, CDI and more.

Within the MFD configuration, a dynamic moving map page offers views of terrain features, airports, airspace boundaries, navaids, flight plan routings and more.

With select ADS-B “In” datalinks, GI 275 MFD pages will support subscription-free U.S. weather and traffic displays, including TargetTrend™ and TerminalTraffic™ technologies.

When paired with an optional GDL® 69 SiriusXM® receiver, the MFD-configured GI 275 offers display capability for satellite weather coverage with graphical NEXRAD imagery.

For applications that require precise tracking of aircraft altitude above the terrain, GI 275 can provide display capability for select radar altimeters, including the Garmin GRA™ altimeter series.

Use built-in wireless connectivity to share data between GI 275 and compatible mobile apps. Import databases. Stream weather, traffic, attitude information, EIS and more⁵.

In addition to ADS-B display capabilities, GI 275 can control GTX™ 345/GTX 345R series transponders. This allows pilots to control settings — such as squawk code, ident and flight ID — directly from the instrument’s touchscreen display.