Accessories

Aviators are not always the easiest people to buy gifts for, but our list, based on personal pilot experience, might help.

You probably have heard what they say about fools rushing in. The expression applies in spades when shopping for an airplane. Still, sheer excitement at the prospect of acquiring a flying machine can be enough to cloud the mind and cause one to gloss over important details or forget them altogether. No, we are not […]

The market for flagship aviation headsets has a new model with the $1099 Lightspeed Zulu 4 announced ahead of AirVenture 2025. It picks up where the Lightspeed Zulu 3 left off (still in the product line), using the same noise canceling electronics and physical construction, but with newly designed FrameFit earseals that are more eyeglasses […]

The landscape is shifting when it comes to choosing either one of these worthy apps. We summarize major differences to help the buying decision.

But by nature of its on-ear design, pro flight crews will sacrifice at least some performance and features found in other sets.

uAvionix announced skyAlert, the first wearable traffic alert system for UAV operators.

The Starlink Mini portable Wi-Fi kit fills a void for reliable and somewhat cost-effective connectivity in the cabin, even if the hardware is a bit awkward.

One engine failure is all it takes to realize that investing in an upgraded engine monitor offers good utility and better backstop than vintage systems.

Bose ProFlight Series 2 may suit piston cabins, but test in your aircraft to confirm performance.

Cirrus Aircraft was showing the latest version of its app- and Cloud-based system called Cirrus IQ Pro.

There’s an assortment of useful cockpit and cabin organizers priced under $50. Which you choose depends on the interior and what you’re storing.

A handheld mobile sim that interfaces with the Sporty’s Learn To Fly training course lets you practice maneuvers with a tablet/EFB.