Now the same weather service that is trusted by 80% of major U.S. airlines, FAA Flight Service Stations, over 800 FBOs and over 1,200 corporate flight departments has a continuous broadcast aviation weather service for your cockpit - WSI InFlight.

• WSI's NOWrad® radar mosaic - highly accurate, quality controlled NEXRAD radar graphics & animation
• Graphical and textual displays of METARs, TAFs, SPECIs, SIGMETs, and AIRMETs
• Echo Tops - track the severity, tops and direction of severe cells
• Graphical and textual displays of TFRs
• Compatible with many MFDs, Electronic Flight Bags, Laptops and handheld Pocket PCs

All delivered every 5-minutes to your cockpit!

The Bendix/King KDR 510 Data Link Receiver features a state of the art data link system to bring textual and graphical weather to your cockpit with a high-speed, high-bandwidth system. With the KMD 550 or KMD 850 Multi-Function Display (MFD) and the KDR 510, you will be able to access – free – automatically updated nationwide textual METARs,TAFs and PIREPs. In addition, you can access, by subscription, both national and regional NEXRAD radar, fully integrated into the KMD 550 or KMD 850 MFD. This means you can see your flight plan overlaid on the weather picture with the ability to pan and zoom to highlight areas of interest.

NEXRAD Radar from the KDR 510 shown on a KMD 550 MFD

For pilots who want additional value from XM Satellite Radio, Garmin also offers the GDL 69A. This receiver combines XM WX’s weather services with XM’s digital audio entertainment, which provides 130-plus channels of music, news, talk, sports and information.

Weather data from the GDL 69 shown on Garmin's GNS 530

The Garmin GDL 90 is general aviation's first certified ADS-B Universal Access Transceiver (UAT). The GDL 90 is a TSO C145a remote-mount unit, certified to support a broad array of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) broadband services. It is designed to interface with the MX20 multi-function display and includes a TSO-C145a WAAS GPS sensor that offers outstanding position accuracy and integrity. ADS-B technology allows pilots in the cockpit and air traffic controllers on the ground to "see" aircraft traffic with much more precision than has ever been possible before. ADS-B can make flying safer and can provide more efficient use of our airspace. It is the enabling technology behind the FAA's vision for an air traffic management concept known as "Free Flight." The GDL 90 broadcasts your aircraft's position, velocity, projected track, altitude, and flight identification to other equipped aircraft in your vicinity, as well as to ground-based transceivers maintained by the FAA. It can transfer large graphical weather files, TFRs, and traffic in real time. Pilots equipped with the GDL 90 and operating within the ground station coverage area will receive TIS-B traffic, FIS-B weather, and TRF services free of charge. There are no monthly fees or usage charges.

The Garmin GDL 90