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ERLANGER, Ky. & INDIANAPOLIS & AUSTIN, Texas - ColoradoDesk -- L2 Aviation, a global leader in avionics integration, certification, and aircraft modification services, today announced that it has been awarded a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for the installation of the SAVED™ (Smoke Assured Vision Enhanced Device) system on the Gulfstream G550 aircraft. L2 Aviation led the certification effort, including engineering, integration, and test activities required to achieve FAA approval.
Developed by Klatt Works, the SAVED system is a mask-integrated vision solution designed to support pilots during cockpit smoke emergencies. Dense smoke conditions can rapidly degrade visibility and increase pilot workload during critical phases of flight. The SAVED system provides real-time nose camera video and head-up display (HUD) data directly within the oxygen mask, allowing pilots to maintain situational awareness and safely control the aircraft.
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As a follow-on to the STC approval, L2 Aviation has also been awarded FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA) for the manufacturing of installation kits supporting the SAVED system on G550 aircraft. This approval enables L2 Aviation to produce and supply certified installation kits, supporting operators with a complete, compliant solution for integrating the system into their aircraft.
"When it comes to aircraft safety, there should be no compromise, and the SAVED System should be the standard in every aircraft of the future. We executed this program with a clear focus on delivering a certified, integrated solution that enhances pilot capability in one of the most challenging emergency scenarios," said Tony Bailey, President and Chief Operating Officer of L2 Aviation. "Achieving both STC and PMA approvals positions us to support operators with a complete solution that meets the highest standards of safety, compliance, and performance."
SAVED has previously received FAA certification on the Boeing 777F and is currently in commercial service with FedEx. The Gulfstream G550 certification marks the first business jet application of this technology and expands its operational use into the business aviation sector. Certification efforts for the Gulfstream G650 are currently underway, with anticipated FAA approval targeted for July 2026.
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About Klatt Works
Klatt Works, Inc. was formed in 2019 by Nate Klatt to leverage his extensive expertise in head-worn computers, augmented reality, aircraft operations and systems maintenance to develop real world products of technical, economic and social importance. Since then, Klatt Works has been responsible for the development, deployment, and operation of advanced systems for Air and Space industry that include products like the MX Accelerator and the SAVED (Smoke Assured Vision Enhanced Display) system, the world's only fully integrated augmented reality display inside an oxygen mask.
About L2 Aviation
L2 Aviation, is a full-service avionics engineering, certification, and integration company supporting commercial, business, and special mission aircraft worldwide. The company specializes in STC development, connectivity systems, avionics upgrades, and rapid field support through its Remote Avionics Modification Services (RAMS) team. With a reputation for solving complex integration challenges, L2 Aviation partners with operators, OEMs, and technology providers to deliver reliable, scalable solutions across the aviation industry.
Developed by Klatt Works, the SAVED system is a mask-integrated vision solution designed to support pilots during cockpit smoke emergencies. Dense smoke conditions can rapidly degrade visibility and increase pilot workload during critical phases of flight. The SAVED system provides real-time nose camera video and head-up display (HUD) data directly within the oxygen mask, allowing pilots to maintain situational awareness and safely control the aircraft.
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As a follow-on to the STC approval, L2 Aviation has also been awarded FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA) for the manufacturing of installation kits supporting the SAVED system on G550 aircraft. This approval enables L2 Aviation to produce and supply certified installation kits, supporting operators with a complete, compliant solution for integrating the system into their aircraft.
"When it comes to aircraft safety, there should be no compromise, and the SAVED System should be the standard in every aircraft of the future. We executed this program with a clear focus on delivering a certified, integrated solution that enhances pilot capability in one of the most challenging emergency scenarios," said Tony Bailey, President and Chief Operating Officer of L2 Aviation. "Achieving both STC and PMA approvals positions us to support operators with a complete solution that meets the highest standards of safety, compliance, and performance."
SAVED has previously received FAA certification on the Boeing 777F and is currently in commercial service with FedEx. The Gulfstream G550 certification marks the first business jet application of this technology and expands its operational use into the business aviation sector. Certification efforts for the Gulfstream G650 are currently underway, with anticipated FAA approval targeted for July 2026.
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About Klatt Works
Klatt Works, Inc. was formed in 2019 by Nate Klatt to leverage his extensive expertise in head-worn computers, augmented reality, aircraft operations and systems maintenance to develop real world products of technical, economic and social importance. Since then, Klatt Works has been responsible for the development, deployment, and operation of advanced systems for Air and Space industry that include products like the MX Accelerator and the SAVED (Smoke Assured Vision Enhanced Display) system, the world's only fully integrated augmented reality display inside an oxygen mask.
About L2 Aviation
L2 Aviation, is a full-service avionics engineering, certification, and integration company supporting commercial, business, and special mission aircraft worldwide. The company specializes in STC development, connectivity systems, avionics upgrades, and rapid field support through its Remote Avionics Modification Services (RAMS) team. With a reputation for solving complex integration challenges, L2 Aviation partners with operators, OEMs, and technology providers to deliver reliable, scalable solutions across the aviation industry.
Source: L2 Aviation
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