Maxcraft Avionics

The largest avionics repair facility in Canada

Commercial Avionics

A trusted name in commercial avionics that means maximum reliability and minimal downtime... Read More
General Aviation Avionics

A trusted name in avionics that means maximum reliability and minimal downtime... Read More
Testimonials

Hear from out clients, firsthand.
Last February I limped into Pitt Meadows airport in my Piper Malibu... Read More

Cessna 172 – IFR Trainer goes Glass

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk was first flown in 1955 and since then, over 43,000 have been built, more than any other aircraft. In 1986 production of the piston-engine aircraft was discontinued due to liability costs and, after passage of the General Aviation Revitalization Act of 1994, Cessna resumed production... Read More
AS350B3 Glass Panel Upgrade

Frank recently purchased the AS350 helicopter to expand his fleet for his business. This aircraft needed to have a modern avionics package installed for both operational and safety enhancing requirements.... Read More
Legacy PC-12 Avionics Upgrade

This PC-12 operates in very remote regions of the Yukon, where navigation and commication system instaled onboard the aircraft are crucial for the saftey of flight. The Air Services Branch authorize....Read More

Bose Summer Promo!

FREE SoundTouch 10 Wireless Speaker & 10% savings With the purchase of one Bose A20 Aviation Headset, you will receive a SoundTouch 10 Wireless... Read More
Maxcraft is pleased to announce significant new product introductions from Garmin

Garmin boasts new products in time for EAA AirVenture! 1. GFC600 and GFC500 Autopilots - Revolutionary, Cost-effective Retrofit Autopilots for... Read More
Aspen Avionics is celebrating 10 years!

Aspen Avionics Celebrates 10 Years with the deal of the decade The 10th anniversary of the certification of the EFD1000 Pro Primary Flight... Read More