Airhart, Draco Collaborate On GA Avionics System | Aviation Week

Airhart Aeronautics and Polish startup Draco Aircraft announced a June 1 collaboration to explore integrating Airhart’s avionics and flight-control system into Draco’s future GA platforms. Airhart, based at Long Beach Airport in California, is developing an integrated avionics suite emphasizing intuitive controls, automation, and human-centered cockpit design. Core avionics integrate directly into the display assembly to reduce panel complexity and simplify installation, featuring dual 14.1-inch HD touch displays, an advanced autopilot, synthetic vision, ADS-B In/Out, and Starlink inflight connectivity. Draco, Warsaw-based, is developing a HyperSTOL aircraft around the Wilga PZL-104 airframe and is seeking investors for a three-year development and certification program using a PT6A-135A engine and MT Propeller’s five-bladed prop.