Platinum IFR Avionics | MONTAER Aircraft

PLATINUM

Series

At the top of the line, the MONTAER Platinum Panel features dual GARMIN® G3X Touch displays integrated with the flagship GTN 750Xi Navigator, GFC 500 Auto Pilot, G5 Backup, Remote COMM, full ADS-B suite, and more — enabling full IFR operations including ILS, VOR, LPV and GPS approaches with world-class precision.

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PLATINUM SERIES PANEL

Photo for illustrative purposes: This panel showcases a complete PLATINUM IFR version setup.

Unmatched Control. Total Situational Awareness. Built for IFR Excellence.

The Platinum Series Panel represents the pinnacle of Montaer MC-01 avionics design — a fully integrated, IFR-capable command center built around the most powerful Garmin avionics available in the Light Sport Aircraft category. With the GTN 750Xi front and center, dual G3X Touch screens, and comprehensive audio, communication, navigation, and redundancy systems, the Platinum panel transforms the MC-01 into a sophisticated, technically-advanced aircraft ready for demanding missions, serious flight training, and true cross-country performance.

Dual Garmin G3X Touch 10.6” Displays

Dual-screen Primary Flight Display (PFD) and Multi-Function Display (MFD) integration.
Synthetic vision, terrain, moving maps, and split-screen views.
Engine monitoring, ADS-B traffic, and weather display.

Garmin GTN 750Xi GPS/NAV/COMM Navigator

WAAS and LPV GPS navigation with RNAV approaches.
VOR and ILS approach capability.
Integrated COMM and seamless G3X + GTN 750Xi flight planning.
Traffic and weather display on G3X and GTN 750Xi.

Garmin GTX 345R ADS-B Transponder

ADS-B Out capability.
ADS-B In traffic and weather information.

Garmin GMA 345 Audio Panel

3D spatial audio and Bluetooth connectivity.
Intercom with independent volume control.
Bluetooth connectivity via GMA 345 and GTN 750Xi.

Garmin G5 Backup Instrument

Standby flight instrument with independent power.

Standard Autopilot

Autopilot is included as standard equipment in the Platinum Series.

Who the Platinum Panel Is Built For

Full IFR training, including GPS, VOR, and ILS.
Professional pilot development and high-end ownership.

From IFR student training to long-range personal missions, the Platinum Series is more than an avionics upgrade — it’s a professional-grade platform built to exceed expectations. With flight schools and experienced pilots demanding the very best, this panel answers with authority.

If you want it all — performance, precision, and peace of mind — the Platinum Series Panel is your ultimate cockpit solution.

PRECISION AND RELIABILITY

PLATINUM SERIES - Unmatched Control. Total Situational Awareness. Built for IFR Excellence.

The Platinum Series Panel represents the pinnacle of Montaer MC-01 avionics design — a fully integrated, IFR-capable command center built around the most powerful Garmin avionics available in the Light Sport Aircraft category. With the GTN 750Xi front and center, dual G3X Touch screens, and comprehensive audio, communication, navigation, and redundancy systems, the Platinum panel transforms the MC-01 into a sophisticated, technically-advanced aircraft ready for demanding missions, serious flight training, and true cross-country performance.

At its core, the Garmin GTN 750Xi delivers blazing-fast processing, intuitive flight planning, and full support for WAAS, LPV, VOR, and ILS approaches, giving pilots the same IFR capabilities found in larger certified aircraft. Complemented by dual 10.6” Garmin G3X Touch displays, pilots enjoy seamless Primary Flight and Multi-Function display integration — including synthetic vision, weather, ADS-B traffic, terrain, engine monitoring, moving maps, and split-screen views.

Safety and communication are elevated through the Garmin GMA 345 audio panel, offering 3D spatial audio, Bluetooth, intercom, and independent volume control. The GTX 345R transponder brings full ADS-B In/Out capabilities, while the G5 backup instrument with independent power ensures redundancy under any circumstances.

From IFR student training to long-range personal missions, the Platinum Series is more than an avionics upgrade — it’s a professional-grade platform built to exceed expectations. With flight schools and experienced pilots demanding the very best, this panel answers with authority.

If you want it all — performance, precision, and peace of mind — the Platinum Series Panel is your ultimate cockpit solution.

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