VisionSafe provides the Emergency Vision Assurance System (EVAS), which allows pilots to maintain visibility and control of an aircraft in the event of smoke in the cockpit, as self-described. The system is effective for navigating and landing under such challenging conditions.

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VisionSafe | 1,026 followers on LinkedIn. Protecting aviation from the dangers of smoke in the cockpit.  When you can’t see, you can’t fly. | VisionSafe Corporation was formed to explore various new ways to provide vision in vision impaired conditions for individuals in common land and air  environments as well as marine, submarine, and scuba diving environments.  In the process, the company developed and patented the EVAS system for pilots to see to safely control and land when confronted with dense, blinding smoke in the cockpit. The system has been certified by the Federal Aviation Administration since 2001.

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