FAA Part 145 Repair Station · Saline County Regional (KSUZ)

Modern avionics for the airplanes you already love.

Pinnacle Avionics installs, upgrades and repairs avionics for piston singles and twins across the Mid-South. From ADS-B and GPS navigators to complete glass panels, every job is carefully planned and thoroughly tested before it goes back to you, here in Bryant, Arkansas.

Precision. Integration. Performance.
Garmin 11.6" AXIS installation, Cessna
Part 145
FAA certificated repair station
KSUZ
Saline County Regional, Bryant, Arkansas
AEA member
Aircraft Electronics Association
Mid-South
GA, corporate, ag and government

Proud member of the Aircraft Electronics Association. The AEA is the trade association for avionics repair stations and installers, and Pinnacle Avionics is a listed member.

What we do

Installs, upgrades and repairs, under one repair station certificate

Whether you need ADS-B to stay legal, a WAAS navigator for approaches, or a full panel built around glass, we plan it with you, quote it in writing, and stand behind the work.

Panel upgrades and glass cockpits

Primary flight and multifunction displays, engine monitors, and complete panel layouts designed around how you fly.

ADS-B In and Out

Compliant ADS-B Out installations, plus traffic and weather in the cockpit with ADS-B In.

GPS, nav and comm

WAAS GPS navigators, nav/comm radios, audio panels and intercoms, integrated with what is already in your panel.

Autopilots

Autopilot installations and integration with modern displays and navigators.

Troubleshooting and repair

Fault isolation, wiring repair and avionics squawks, tracked down and fixed rather than guessed at.

Transponder and pitot-static checks

The recurring transponder and altimeter checks required for flight in controlled and IFR airspace.

Brands we service

Avionics from the manufacturers pilots trust

We install, integrate and service avionics from Garmin, Avidyne, Dynon, PS Engineering, Microair, Landing Height, J.P. Instruments and other major manufacturers, so your panel is built around the equipment that fits your airplane and how you fly.

  • Garmin
  • Avidyne
  • Dynon
  • PS Engineering
  • Microair
  • Landing Height
  • J.P. Instruments
  • and other major brands
How an upgrade works

A clear plan before anything comes out of your panel

Every project follows the same path, so you know what is happening to your airplane and when it will be back on the ramp.

  1. Talk through the mission

    How you fly, where you fly, and what you want the panel to do for you.

  2. Written proposal

    Equipment, labor and expected downtime, itemized before you commit.

  3. Layout and scheduling

    We lay out the panel, order parts and book a firm start date.

  4. Installation

    Clean wiring, careful fit and finish, and updates along the way.

  5. Testing and paperwork

    Ground and flight checks, logbook entries, weight and balance, and FAA forms where required.

  6. Handoff

    We walk you through the new equipment before you fly it home.

Recent work

From the hangar floor

Dual displays and a GPS navigator, fitted to the existing panel
A custom-cut panel blank, ready for equipment
Back on the ramp after a glass upgrade
Who we serve

Operators across the Mid-South

Most of our work is on the piston singles and twins that fill general aviation hangars, and we support operators with more demanding schedules too.

  • Private owners
  • Flight schools and clubs
  • Corporate flight departments
  • Agricultural operators
  • Law enforcement
  • Government operators

Need airframe or engine work too?

Our affiliated company, DC Aviation, handles A&P maintenance and inspections on the same field. One trip to KSUZ can cover both.

Affiliated companies

Planning an upgrade or chasing a squawk?

Tell us about your airplane and we will follow up with next steps.