What is the difference between G3000 and G1000?
The G3000 offered more capabilities than the G1000 and targeted the sophisticated FAR Part 23 turbine market. It came out as a three-screen touch suite (two PFDs and one MFD, with full reversionary backup). A DISPLAY OF INNOVATION. G3000 PRIME features new, edge-to-edge, fingerprint-resistant glass touchscreen displays for seamless control of essential flight functions.The G3000 offered more capabilities than the G1000 and targeted the sophisticated FAR Part 23 turbine market. It came out as a three-screen touch suite (two PFDs and one MFD, with full reversionary backup).The G3000 system represented Garmin’s view of the next step in Part 23 systems, with more capabilities and the simpler, touch-screen con- trols aimed at airplanes above where the G1000 fit. The Part 25 G5000 system repre- sents the next step in this progression without offering any hints at what might come next.
What is the difference between G1000 and G3000?
But what really sets the G3000 apart from the G1000 is the user interface. Two icon-driven GTC570 touchscreen controllers, which are mounted just forward of the throttle quadrant (designated as GTC 1 and GTC 2), serve as primary flight management systems and handle nearly all major pilot inputs. The biggest difference between the G3000 and G5000 is the former is designed for smaller and lighter Part 23 aircraft, and the latter is designed to meet the more stringent Part 25 regulations which apply to the design of larger aircraft, including the transport aircraft used by the airlines.