Precision Aviation Services has been approved as an authorised autopilot installer (AAI) for the Thales and StandardAero StableLight autopilot system, a next-generation four-axis autopilot designed specifically for the light rotor-wing aircraft market.

This new authorisation expands PAG's avionics installation and modernisation capabilities, enabling customers to benefit from StableLight's advanced flight control technology, enhanced safety features and mission-ready performance across a wide range of helicopter operations.

Also joining the the network are AeroBrigham based in Decatur, Texas, and Aero Products based in Show Low, Arizona. In 2025, AeroBrigham, an FAA Part 145 repair station, purchased a StableLight four-axis kit for installation on a customer's new H125 helicopter, making it the first AAI. Now nearing completion, this milestone project is expected to mark the first AAI-installed StableLight system in the United States, a significant step forward for operators seeking advanced autopilot capability on this proven airframe.

StableLight represents a new generation of rotorcraft automation, delivering increased flight stability, reduced pilot workload and improved operational precision for H125/AS350 in demanding flight environments. As an authorised autopilot installer, PAG is now equipped to support the installation, integration and ongoing service of the StableLight system for qualified rotor-wing platforms.

“We are excited to add Thales and StandardAero StableLight to PAG's growing portfolio of advanced avionics capabilities,” says Jordan Webber, vice president, component services, Precision Aviation Group. “Becoming an authorised autopilot installer allows us to deliver a truly next-level solution to our rotor-wing customers, enhancing safety, performance and mission effectiveness while reinforcing PAG's commitment to innovation.”

To celebrate the announcement, PAG is showcasing the Thales demonstrator, an AS350, at its booth during the Verticon trade show. The aircraft features the StableLight autopilot system and offers attendees a firsthand look at how the technology is redefining helicopter flight operations.

“We look forward to connecting with both long-time customers and new partners at Verticon,” comments Mark Tyler, vice president and general manager, Precision Aircraft Services at Atlanta Regional Airport-Falcon Field. “This milestone underscores PAG's continued investment in advanced technology and our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that help our customers fly safer and smarter.”

StableLight is the only fully integrated four-axis autopilot currently available for the H125/AS350 series helicopters, delivering enhanced safety, precision handling, reduced pilot workload and mission flexibility. Each system is delivered as a complete installation kit, complete with all required components and detailed instructions, enabling efficient and standardised integration.