Tag Archives: Garmin portable GPS

Technicians out on training

Posted on June 17, 2014 by admin

Maxcraft Avionics send technicians out for specialized training This year, two of Maxcraft’s major clients purchased Airbus EC135 helicopters. Due to the close working relationship between Maxcraft and these companies, as well as the increasing proliferation of these aircraft in … Continue reading →

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Canadian FliteCharts Now Available!

Posted on September 19, 2013 by admin

Garmin has announced the arrival of Canadian Flitecharts! Canadian FliteCharts cover over 450 airports with 1,500 charts. These new FliteCharts are available as a one-time purchase or an annual subscription. They also offer a North American subscription for customers that fly … Continue reading →

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Aspen Promotion

Posted on September 5, 2013 by admin

Aspen Avionics September Promotion Aspen is pleased to announce that during the month of September customers will receive $1000 instant savings on purchases of any Aspen Avionics Evolutions PFD or MFD purchased with Synthetic Vision between September 2 and September … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News, Uncategorized | Tagged Aspen, autopilot systems, Canada, efis, Evolution MFD, Evolution PFD, Garmin portable GPS, Instant savings, Maxcraft Avionics, Synthetic Vision, system upgrades, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Promotions from Aspen Avionics

Posted on July 16, 2013 by admin

Current promotions at Aspen are coming to an end…. Aspen is providing customers with savings on the Evolution 1500 and 2000 Systems. Hurry, this ends on August 4th! Check with our sales department for your savings. There is also a … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged Aspen Avionics, August 4th, autopilot systems, efis, Evolution 1500, Garmin GTN, Garmin portable GPS, MFD1000, promotions, Rebate, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Where did all the technicians go?…. out on training

Posted on July 12, 2013 by admin

Here at Maxcraft, we are firm believers in constant professional development. Making sure all of our technicians and staff receive ongoing training is how we stay abreast of the latest technology and practices. And with today’s technology changing faster than … Continue reading →

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Nothing in the Hangar? Really?

Posted on June 25, 2013 by admin

What? We are empty. Nothing. De nada. On the other hand, its the busiest we have ever been. All of our technicians are out and about. Some of our technicians are on courses to gain more knowledge on the newest … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged autopilot, efis, Garmin GTN, Garmin portable GPS, helicopter avionic system, Langley, Maxcraft Avionics, Richmond, tcas, technicians, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Maxcraft Expands!

Posted on June 24, 2013 by admin

The new office Yes, we once again have an office at the Vancouver International Airport (CYVR)! Although a few years ago we built our new facility in Pitt Meadows (CYPK), we have had technicians working out of YVR weekly. Due … Continue reading →

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Technical Side – Keeping your database (s) current

Posted on June 21, 2013 by admin

Keeping your database(s) current In our February issue of MaxNews we addressed the value of Electronic Approach Plates. These, of course, need to be kept current, and unfortunately, this is both an ongoing task and expense. Compounding this issue is … Continue reading →

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New Products

Posted on June 21, 2013 by admin

SANDIA STX165 Transponder The new STX 165 Mode C transponder with built-in encoder by Sandia Aerospace is ideal for tight places. Designed to occupy a minimum of panel space, the transponder can slide into a one-half 3-ATI opening, and measures … Continue reading →

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