AITHRE BLOG

SHOW YOUR BRAIN SOME LOVE
By James Runnels, MD
Aithre Shareholder, ER Physician, Mooney and Aerostar Owner, Multi/Instrument Rated Private Pilot
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Most of us make an effort to take care of our health and bodies. At least a...

NEW OXYGEN PLACARDS AVAILABLE
If you bought an AVI built-in oxygen system, we have new placards for the button and the bulkhead oxygen ports. These will help you and your passengers be safer and make your cockpit more stylish....

Aithre Healthview Status
We are making significant progress on the Aithre Healthview - the World's first dedicated avionics screen with a full suite of pilot and pax health data.
The Healthview is 2.4" and features a resis...

Aithre Boom Cannula Update
The Aithre boom cannula will be ready to ship by end of next week to our pre-order customers. The boom features an aluminum anodized and silkscreened mount with a silicone cannula and microphone-l...

Aithre Medical Series: Physiology of Blood Oxygenation for Aviators by Dr. James Runnels
Dr. James Runnels is a multi-engine, instrument-rated pilot and an ER Physician. He owns and flies a Mooney and an Piper Aerostar out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Dr. Runnels is also a sharehold...

EUROPEAN LSAs IN THE US
There is so much innovation happening in the European LSA market, including from aircraft manufacturers such as JMB and Tarragon. The JMB VL3, for example, is an LSA cruises at near 200 mph at 18k...

Aviation Consumer Mag: Aithre at the Top for 2022!
Aviation Consumer awarded Aithre the TOP pick Editor's Choice Award for 2022 for our AVI series of biometrical controlled smart oxygen systems.
The AVI works to micro burst oxygen on demand for 1...

Debuting @ AirVenture: Smart Button for use w/ G3X Smart Glide Feature
If you have a Garmin G3X with Smart Glide, listen up!
This year at AirVenture 2022, we will be debuting a new product for 2022: the Aithre Angel smart button. This elegant custom panel button wi...

Oximeter Placement: Forehead, Ear, or Finger?
While the finger pulse oximeter is a popular means of monitoring for SPO2, it is actually not the best location. True blood oxygen can only be determined by a blood gas measurement, involving a bl...