AITHRE BLOG

Aithre's newest product is sort of an autopilot for physiology.  The Altus Avi features push button electronic flow control and iOS app control to regulate the flow of oxygen based on real sensed p...

This week we took the Aithre bottles to 15k MSL pressure altitude in our RV-10 experimental aircraft.  The RV loves to cruise at around 14-16k MSL.  While we've gotten it up to 17.5k MSL, the plane...

Aithre is actively working on a push button oxygen system that allows you to electrically activate your oxygen flow from remote.  The system will be battery powered with battery backup and include ...

Aithre bottles can be self-filled using another aviation portable oxygen tank as a supply source and the custom MH-Aithre transfilling hose.  This allows use of a fixed rate FBO fill of a larger av...

We have an exciting announcement to make as the first batch of 152L size super portable oxygen bottle are completed and will be available for shipment in less than 2 weeks.  These bottles compleme...

This research paper was forwarded to us by a high altitude hypoxia research scientist interested in sharing more information on potential hypoxia causes with our customers.   | download In this art...

With all our cross country flying, we identified a need for a gap-filling oxygen system.  Something more that disposable oxygen canisters and something less than traditional portable oxygen systems...

Aithre Connect 9.9 is now available for download.  Here is a summary of the features and updates to be aware of. User Interface Improvements Homepage data panels for quick access to critical trend...

Aithre is excited to announce that Mountain High Oxygen Systems of Bend, Oregon will be selling Aithre's new line of ultra-portable oxygen bottles.  Mountain High will be offering the Aithre 1.9 lb...