Garmin Autoland installed in over 2,500 aircraft across 15 models

Garmin Autoland installed in over 2,500 aircraft across 15 models
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Garmin’s Autoland emergency landing system is now fitted on more than 2,500 aircraft and is available on over 15 different models, including single‑engine turboprops, piston aircraft and business jets.

The system first received certification in May 2020 on the Piper M600 SLS and in 2026 was certified on four additional models – the HondaJet Elite II, Embraer Phenom 300EV, Pilatus PC‑12 PRO and Epic E1000 AX – marking its first availability on twin‑engine jets, with further certifications expected in 2027 for several Cessna Citation variants and the Beechcraft Denali.

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