A Vision for Flight.
Put state-of-the-art capabilities in your panel with our next-generation flight displays. AXIS adds advanced PFD/MFD/EIS capabilities while also greatly simplifying your panel installation.
Larger, Smarter, Faster Displays AXIS offers options to fit a wide variety of panel types. Available in an 11.6-inch format — and coming soon in 8-inch landscape and 8-inch portrait formats — the displays are a full inch larger than the G3X Touch™ system. And with faster processors, they offer quicker panning and zooming plus enhanced graphics to let you see flight information even more clearly.
Fully Integrated System
AXIS 11.6-inch flight displays offer the option for built-in IFR GPS, NAV/COMM or COMM radios and audio panel with 4-place intercom. This integrated display offers the essential capabilities you require for flight — even without a traditional radio stack.
Advanced Capabilities and Safety
Get many of the latest Garmin safety-enhancing features, including Runway Occupancy Awareness™, SurfaceWatch™ runway monitoring technology, 3D SafeTaxi® diagrams, Smart Glide™ technology (when appropriately equipped) and more.
Streamlined Installation
You can greatly simplify your panel, reduce installation time and centralize your flying functions by choosing the industry-first, all-in-one IFR navigation and communications option for the 11.6-inch display. Plus, if you’re upgrading from G3X Touch, AXIS displays use most of your existing sensors and components. And while they provide even more display area, they share the same panel cutout and screw points, offering a more cost-efficient upgrade path for your aircraft.
Industry First
The headline is an industry first: on the 11.6-inch display, Garmin has built the IFR GPS, NAV/COMM radio, and audio panel into the display itself. One unit does the job that previously took a display plus a separate navigator, radio, and audio panel in the stack. The practical consequences of that integration are the real story: less equipment in the panel, lower installed weight, and a simpler, more cost-effective installation. For an owner planning a panel upgrade, fewer boxes and less wiring is a meaningful saving in both money and downtime.