EFIS. FMS. Flight Director. What’s the difference and why should you care as a student pilot? Let’s start with EFIS. In older aircraft, pilots relied on the “six-pack”, six separate analogue instruments: • Airspeed Indicator • Attitude Indicator (Artificial Horizon) • Altimeter • Turn Coordinator • Direction Indicator • Vertical Speed Indicator With EFIS (Electronic Flight Instrument System), these same instruments are now displayed digitally on a glass panel. Same info. Just smarter, cleaner, a

🤔🤔🤔EFIS (Electronic Flight Instrument Systems EFIS replaces traditional mechanical "steam gauges" with digital displays, primarily on the Primary Flight Display (PFD) and the Navigation Display (ND). 1). Attitude Indicator Displays pitch and roll. Artificial horizon separates sky (blue) and ground (brown). 2). Airspeed Indicator Shown as a vertical tape on the left side of the PFD. Includes target speeds, V-speeds, and autothrottle speed bugs. 3). Altimeter Vertical tape on the right side of

You can navigate, display your EFIS, and view your Engine Information System (EIS) on your iPhone or iPad by downloading our free app and pairing it with any of our devices. Plus, you can use our app simultaneously with your favorite navigation apps, such as ForeFlight, iFlyGPS, WingX Pro, and many more! Are you curious about how it works? Send us a direct message, and we’ll reply with an inflight demo video. | Levil Aviation | Facebook