Garmin Pilot adds Mobile Clearance Delivery for streamlined IFR clearances. Collaboration with the FAA and MITRE allows Garmin Pilot users to obtain and cancel IFR clearances within the app at select U.S. airports. OLATHE, Kan./July 23, 2026/PR Newswire - Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) today announced Mobile Clearance Delivery for Garmin Pilot(TM), giving Garmin Pilot Premium subscribers on iOS devices a more seamless way to obtain and cancel IFR clearances at select airports within the United States. Integrated into the new Flights page in Garmin Pilot, Mobile Clearance Delivery helps general and business aviation pilots reduce radio or phone communications with air traffic control, view textual clearances and move more efficiently from planning to departure. "Mobile Clearance Delivery is another example of how Garmin continues to integrate the planning and flying experience in ways that are meaningful to pilots. By bringing clearance delivery directly into Garmin Pilot, we're helping reduce workload, improve clarity and save valuable time for both pilots and air traffic control." -Carl Wolf, Garmin Vice President Aviation Sales, Marketing, Programs & Support For many instrument pilots, obtaining an IFR clearance typically requires contacting ATC by radio or phone, particularly at airports where Pre-Departure Clearance or Data Comm services are not available. Mobile Clearance Delivery streamlines that process by allowing Garmin Pilot Premium users to receive clearances electronically on the ground, helping reduce frequency congestion, minimize readback errors and improve efficiency for pilots and controllers alike. After filing an IFR flight plan in Garmin Pilot, users operating from a Mobile Clearance Delivery-capable airport will see the feature appear in the Flights page within 30 minutes of departure. Pilots can start a Mobile Clearance Delivery session, receive their clearance from ATC, review it in the app and accept it with a "WILCO" response. Once accepted, the cleared route can be seamlessly overlaid on the Garmin Pilot map, and when properly equipped, may be sent to compatible avionics via Connext(R). The clearance remains available for review in Garmin Pilot, giving pilots a text-based reference that can help improve clarity throughout the flight. Before takeoff, the clearance is accessible from the Flights page and through a banner that persists across the app; after departure, pilots can continue to reference the clearance from the Flights page for 48 hours. A future enhancement will allow Garmin Pilot users to cancel IFR directly in the app after landing at airports that support Mobile Clearance Delivery. This capability is especially useful at uncontrolled airports or Class D towered airports when the tower is closed, helping pilots avoid additional radio or phone calls while allowing other IFR operations to move more efficiently. Garmin developed Mobile Clearance Delivery in collaboration with the Federal Aviation Administration and MITRE and the feature is still in its operational test and evaluation phase. Available in a limited capacity now, the feature will be rolled out nationwide in phases through 2028. Five airports are currently operational for testing and evaluation, including New Century AirCenter (KIXD), Garmin's home airport near its headquarters in Olathe, Kansas; Hooks Field (KDWH); Sugar Land Regional Airport (KSGR); Galveston Scholes International Airport (KGLS); and Appleton International Airport (KATW). Pilots attending AirVenture Oshkosh and departing from Appleton on an IFR flight plan are encouraged to try the feature and share feedback on their experience. Additionally, all Garmin Pilot Premium users operating out of test and evaluation airports are invited to send feedback to [email protected]. For more information, visit Garmin.com/Aviation. Garmin products and services have revolutionized flight and become essential to the lives of pilots and aircraft owners and operators around the world. A leading provider of solutions to general aviation, business aviation, rotorcraft, advanced air mobility, government and defense, and commercial air carrier customers, Garmin believes every day is an opportunity to innovate. Recipient of the prestigious Robert J. Collier Trophy for Garmin Autoland, Garmin developed the world's first certified autonomous system that activates during an emergency to control and land an aircraft without human intervention. Visit the Garmin Newsroom, email its media team, connect with @garminaviation on social, or follow its blog. About Garmin International, Inc. Garmin International Inc. is a subsidiary of Garmin Ltd. (NYSE: GRMN). Garmin Ltd. is incorporated in Switzerland, and its principal subsidiaries are located in the United States, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. Garmin and Connext are registered trademarks and Garmin Pilot is a trademark of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. Notice on Forward-Looking Statements This release includes forward-looking statements regarding Garmin Ltd. and its business. Such statements are based on management's current expectations. The forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this release may not occur and actual results could differ materially as a result of known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties affecting Garmin, including, but not limited to, the risk factors listed in the Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 27, 2025, filed by Garmin with the Securities and Exchange Commission (Commission file number 0-31983). 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Cyber & national security expert Samantha Ravich joins MITRE board of trustees. * MITRE has added longtime national security adviser Samantha Ravich to its board * Ravich will bring decades of experience in intelligence, cybersecurity and defense policy * Former Cheney adviser also helped shape intelligence community R&D strategy MITRE has elected national security and cybersecurity professional Samantha Ravich to its board of trustees, the company said Tuesday. Who is Samantha Ravich? Ravich is a technology and intelligence leader with more than 30 years of experience in government, industry and nonprofit organizations. Her work has focused on defense technology, supply chain security and risk management. She is an entrepreneur in the data and technology sector. What role will Ravich serve at MITRE? MITRE President and CEO Mark Peters, a two-time Wash100 Award winner, said Ravich will provide insight into national security, cybersecurity and the private sector as the organization navigates rapid technological and geopolitical changes. "Her experience will help MITRE strengthen its role as a trusted, objective partner to government, bringing cross-sector insight and technical depth to help our sponsors anticipate emerging challenges and deliver solutions with lasting national impact," Peters added. What experience does Ravich bring to MITRE? Ravich serves as vice chair of the strategic advisory committee for national and homeland security at Idaho National Laboratory and sits on the board of Brightstar Lottery, advising on cybersecurity and supply chain risk. She previously chaired the Center for Cyber and Technology Innovation and founded analytics firm A2P. She has also served on the boards of the Gemological Institute of America, the Department of Energy and DroneShield, and was vice chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board. She was one of 10 commissioners of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, which helped shape U.S. cybersecurity policy. Ravich began her government career under Vice President Dick Cheney and later became his principal deputy national security adviser. She also co-chaired the bipartisan commission reviewing intelligence community R&D programs.

MITRE and The Weather Company have announced a strategic collaboration to advance AI-based weather forecasting using high-resolution data. The Weather Company will integrate MITRE's Weather 1K dataset into its Global High-Resolution Atmospheric Forecasting system to develop more accurate forecasts. Weather 1K provides weather estimations across the continental United States with one-kilometre spatial resolution in 10-minute increments, totalling roughly seven petabytes of data. The dataset was developed using MITRE's Federal AI Sandbox, powered by NVIDIA technology with 248 NVIDIA H100 GPUs. The Weather Company aims to develop the world's first one-kilometre AI-based forecasting system, enabling hyper-local predictions for agriculture, aviation, wildland fire management and extreme weather events. The collaboration will continue to advance weather forecasting solutions for industry and government applications.