We are currently developing an aerogeophysical imaging system for polar applications during the IPY and beyond. The complete system will include an ice-penetrating radar, a laser altimeter, a magnetometer and a gravimeter. The purpose of a  major flight testing program in Spring 2007 was to install and fly two different airborne gravimeters on a single Twin Otter aircraft for side-by-side testing first over a known test range in Calgary and secondly at higher latitude, out of Eureka, Ellesmere Island (80°N) to the North Pole. Either of these systems provides the academic community with a tremendous increase in accuracy and horizontal resolution that will enable major advances in understanding of the subglacial environment. The new systems are capable of draped flying of airborne gravity – broadening potential applications. The performance of the new gravimeter systems under various test conditions will be presented at the symposium.