PowerFLARM Portable integrates the well-proven PowerFLARM technology with an LCD display in a solid and portable box. This is the go-to solution for pilots who fly different aircraft that do not already have FLARM installed.

The PowerFLARM Portable comes with an integrated 1090 MHz receiver (ADS-B and transponder) as standard. It can run on batteries or external power. It is a portable device (PED), normally placed on the glareshield, and can be used on any aircraft without a heated windshield.

PowerFLARM Core is at the center of the FLARM ecosystem and is the most widely used FLARM system in General Aviation. With tripled detection range and antenna diversity, it enables a timely detection of fast moving aircraft. In addition, improved obstacle warnings are more intuitive with dynamic forecasted trajectories.

PowerFLARM Core exists in two models: Pure and ADS-B. The ADS-B model also has an integrated 1090 MHz receiver (ADS-B and transponder) to ensure that all aircraft can be detected. This is the recommended and most common model for all aircraft.

PowerFLARM Core is approved by EASA for installation in certified aircraft. An AML-based EASA Minor Change is available.

PowerFLARM Core is at the center of the FLARM ecosystem and is the most widely used FLARM system in General Aviation. With tripled detection range and antenna diversity, it enables a timely detection of fast moving aircraft. In addition, improved obstacle warnings are more intuitive with dynamic forecasted trajectories.

The PowerFLARM Core ADS-B model has an integrated 1090 MHz receiver (ADS-B and transponder) to ensure that all aircraft can be detected. This is the recommended and most common model for all aircraft.

PowerFLARM Core is approved by EASA for installation in certified aircraft. An AML-based EASA Minor Change is available.