Tag Archives: Avionics

The new IC-A25 aviation handheld

Posted on February 9, 2018 by admin

Introducing the new radio from ICOM Icom Canada is pleased to introduce the new A25 series handhelds. This powerful air band handheld comes with 6 watts of power and an IP57 waterproof rating. The easy-to-use interface and large 2.3-inch LCD … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged A25 series, aircraft, airplane, avionic system upgrades, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, efis, flight instrument, GPS, Helicopter, IC-A25C, IC-A25N, Icom Canada, ICOM radio, Maxcraft Avionics, Panel, tcas, VHF air band transceiver, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Garmin Holiday Handheld Rebate

Posted on November 22, 2017 by admin

The holidays are just around the corner! Maxcraft is pleased to announce that Garmin is offering some great rebates on selected portable devices. Starting Nov. 22 and running through Dec. 29, 2017 savings of up to $75 are available on some … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101, Avionics News | Tagged aera 660, airplane, avionic upgrade, Avionics, D2 Bravo pilot, D2 Charlie pilot, efis, garmin, Garmin products, glass cockpit, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, tcas, VIRB | Comments Off

Maxcraft Avionics flies the first Gogo Business Aviation inflight connectivity solution in a Daher TBM930 turboprop aircraft.

Posted on October 18, 2017 by admin

Vancouver, BC, October 2017 – Maxcraft Avionics Ltd announced that it has successfully flown a Daher TBM aircraft and demonstrated full Internet connectivity using the Gogo Biz Network and ATG products, which offer full Internet and voice experience. The initial … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, AMO, ATG 1000, ATG 2000, Aviation, Avionics, Daher, DAO, FAA, FlightAware, Foreflight, Gogo ATG, Gogo Biz, Maxcraft Avionics, STC, TBM, TBM930 | Comments Off

Maxcraft is pleased to announce significant new product introductions from Garmin

Posted on July 21, 2017 by admin

Garmin boasts new products in time for EAA AirVenture! 1. GFC600 and GFC500 Autopilots – Revolutionary, Cost-effective Retrofit Autopilots for General Aviation Aircraft Garmin is pleased to announce GFC 600 and GFC 500, solid state, attitude-based autopilots for fixed-wing general … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged ADS-B, ADS-B receiver, airplane, autopilots, aviation watch, Avionics, Canada, D2, D2 Charlie Aviator Watch, datalink, efis, Flight Instruments, G5, G5 third-party autopilot support, Garmin new products, GDL 51, GDL 52, GDL 82 ADS-B, GFC600, glass cockpit, GPS, helicopter avionic system upgrades, Maxcraft Avionics, SiriusXM, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Lightspeed Trade Up Program

Posted on May 30, 2017 by admin

Welcome to the Trade Up Program! Trade in your old headset and receive credit to be applied to a new one! What’s my old headset worth? Lightspeed has the perfect chart click here to see what your headset is worth. Need more … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, airplane, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit systems, GPS, headsets, Helicopter, installation, Lightspeed, Maxcraft Avionics, part numbers, tcas, trade up program, VHF radios, Zulu 3, Zulu PFX | Comments Off

Garmin introduces G5 as a DG/HSI for Certificated Aircraft

Posted on April 5, 2017 by admin

Dual G5 Installations Offer Added Redundancy with Dual ADAHRS and Batteries and the potential to eliminate the failure-prone vacuum system. Maxcraft is pleased to announce that Garmin is now offering the G5 electronic flight instrument for installation as a replacement … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, airplane, AML STC, Avionics, Canada, certified aircraft, cockpit, DG, DG/HSI, dual ADAHRS, efis, electronic flight instrument, Flight Instruments, G5, garmin, glass cockpit systems, GPS, GPS navigators, Helicopter, HSI, Maxcraft Avionics, tcas, VHF, VHF radios, VOR/LOC | Comments Off

Lightspeed 2017 Tango Spring Promotion

Posted on March 31, 2017 by admin

Buy now and receive a Tango Bonus Pack that has two extra Tango rechargeable lithium ion batteries and a Tango accessory wall charger absolutely free. Double your flying range without recharging! With the wall charger you no longer need your … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, efis, Flight Instruments, flying, glass cockpit systems, GPS, headsets, Lightspeed, Maxcraft Avionics, parts, promotion, tango, Tango headset, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

Introducing the GMA 345/342 Audio Panels

Posted on March 29, 2017 by admin

Garmin announced the new GMA 345 and the GMA 342 designed for fixed-wing aircraft. The GMA 345 features Bluetooth audio connectivity and a front mounted USB charging port, while the GMA 342 contains a dedicated 3.5mm audio jack that allows … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics Upgrades | Tagged aircraft, airplane, AMX 240, audio panel, audio processor, avionic system, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, efis, facility, fixed wing, flight insturments, glass cockpit systems, GMA 340, GMA 342, GMA 345, GPS, Helicopter, installations, KMA 30, Maxcraft Avionics, Panel, planes, PMA 8000, slide-in, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

Zulu 3, Lightspeeds newest headset

Posted on February 7, 2017 by admin

Maxcraft is proud to be a dealer for Lightspeed. We are excited to announce the launch of Zulu 3, the newest in a line of legends. Zulu 3 is a worthy successor to the Zulus that came before it, retaining the … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged aircraft, Aviation GPS, Avionics, Flight Instruments, gift, GPS, headsets, Helicopter, Lightspeed, Lightspeed Aviation, Maxcraft Avionics, tango, tcas, VHF radios, Zulu 2, Zulu 3 | Comments Off

Lightspeed Summer Sale

Posted on July 1, 2016 by admin

2016 Summer gift-with-purchase promotion Many of our customers are extremely satisfied with their Lightspeed headsets and customer service. Maxcraft is proud to offer this 16,800 mAh multi-function, portable power bank and jump-starter with a embossed vinyl case with every purchase. … Continue reading →