Avionics / Garmin G500/G600 TXi
Garmin's TXi-series flight displays bring touchscreen glass to pistons and turboprops alike. Michigan Aviation installs and services G500 TXi and G600 TXi systems at Oakland County International Airport, including the GAD 43e adapter work that keeps legacy autopilots flying with modern glass.

Garmin G600 TXi installation in a turboprop panel
What We Offer
Why TXi
The TXi line spans display sizes and configurations, from a single PFD in a piston single to multi-display panels with engine indication in turboprops. That flexibility makes TXi a strong fit for owners who want modern glass without changing everything in the panel at once.
Our team also handles the details that make TXi installations work well over time, including GAD 43e adapter configuration and software updates that affect autopilot behavior. Owners with existing Garmin glass should review our note on the GAD 43e software update for G500 TXi, G600, and G700. If you are comparing TXi against newer options, see our AXIS vs G3X Touch vs G500 TXi comparison.
FAQ
Both are Garmin TXi-series flight displays. The G500 TXi serves Part 23 Class I/II piston aircraft, while the G600 TXi is aimed at higher-performance and turbine aircraft. We help you confirm which system applies to your airplane.
Yes. We support existing G500 TXi and G600 TXi installations, including configuration changes, display additions, and GAD 43e adapter software updates that affect autopilot and gyro emulation behavior.
In many aircraft, yes. TXi displays interface with a range of legacy autopilots through the GAD 43e adapter, and pair natively with the Garmin GFC 500 and GFC 600. We review your current equipment and plan the right integration path.
Garmin’s new AXIS Flight Display System targets a similar certified aircraft category. Which fits best depends on your aircraft eligibility, panel space, current equipment, and integration goals. We can walk you through both.
Talk with our avionics team about which TXi configuration fits your aircraft and how to plan the installation.