Both displays together for C$249 instead of C$298. The Avioframe Live 4.3 inch for the shelf, the AvioMini for the desk beside your screen. Every aircraft over your home, identified in real time.
Do you live under a flight path? Enter your address and watch live what is passing overhead right now. That is exactly what your display will show.

The same three steps for both sizes. Connect it once, set your location, and Avioframe shows you your sky.
Plug it in, pick your Wi-Fi on your phone, enter your address. Running in three minutes.
The display shows the aircraft above you live: airline, flight number, route, altitude and speed.
Over ten views, from poster to radar. Change them from your phone. Both sizes have all of them.
Try your sky in ten seconds, right here in your browser.
One Avioframe Live 4.3 inch and one AvioMini for C$249 instead of C$298. Both run the same software and show the same views. Prefer a single display? Mini and Live are here too.
| AvioMini | Avioframe Live 4.3" | |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 1.54 inch | 4.3 inch |
| Where it sits | Desk, nightstand, shelf edge, office | Shelf, sideboard, wall, windowsill |
| Read from | An arm's length away | Across the room |
| Views | Over ten views | Over ten views |
| Case color | Black | Black |
| Price | C$119 | C$179 |
Black Friday set = one Live display and the AvioMini, C$249 instead of C$298.
What people say about the Avioframe Live.
Mine sits right on my desk. When a plane goes over, I now automatically look at the Avioframe first. What I like most is that you immediately see where the flight came from and where it is heading.
I was surprised how straightforward the setup was. Connected the Wi-Fi, entered the location, and the first flights appeared. Since then the Avioframe simply runs and automatically shows what is flying over us.
I gave the Avioframe to my father for his birthday because he has been keen on aircraft for years. The display has been running practically every day since. Definitely one of the more original presents I have given him.
I used to pull out my phone every time I wanted to know which aircraft was passing over. Now I see the airline, the aircraft and the route straight on the display. As an aviation fan I think it is a great gadget.
The essentials in short.