With two touchscreen electronic flight instruments, and a large GPS/NAV/COMM multifunction display, this Cessna 206 gained significant capability without the hefty price tag or complexity of a full glass install. Cost Effective IFR Glass Install 1982 Amphibious Cessna TU206G Stationair Aircraft & Owner: This Cessna 206 Stationair is owned by Maxcraft’s very own Director of […]
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With more than 17,000 produced worldwide, these three Bonanza’s are sure to stand out amongst the crowd. Maxcraft installed nearly identical glass panels in three different Bonanzas at the same time. A Bonanza of Glass Panel Upgrades In the world of avionics much of our work is custom and unique to the aircraft we install […]
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Flown directly from the Airbus factory in Fort Erie, Ontario to Maxcraft, we were involved in every step of the purchase process. Packed full of mission specific technology, this H125 is ready to explore British Columbia’s beautiful back country. Brand New Airbus H125 Workhorse British Columbia is a world-renowned for its natural beauty. What better […]
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The Maxcraft hangar at CYPK was built specifically to accommodate the S61. Thirteen years after being built we finally welcomed a familiar aircraft to our facility for the first time. Sikorsky S61 Visits Maxcraft 1978 Sikorsky S61N Aircraft & Owner: Canadian Helicopters is the largest helicopter transportation services company in Canada with 25 bases and […]
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This classic Cessna 172 training aircraft received an advanced glass primary flight display and a highly functional GPS/NAV/COMM equipped multifunction display, preparing the next generation of pilots for the modern flight decks found in commercial aircraft. Aspen EFD1000 Electronic Flight Display 2004 Cessna 172S Aircraft & Owner: Chinook Helicopters is a flight school based out […]
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Maxcraft orchestrated the import and registration of this 2009 Cessna T182T Skylane from the USA, along with upgrading the existing G1000 avionics suite bringing even more advanced features.
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Maxcraft utilized it’s in house design services department to release a supplemental type certificate to install the Astronautics RoadRunner electronic flight information system in the Bell 212 helicopter for the very first time.
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Maxcraft is proud to be the first to release a supplemental type certificate to install the advanced Astronautics RoadRunner electronic flight information system in the Sikorsky S61. Requiring four separate supplemental type certificates, this S61 features many world firsts.
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Maxcraft transformed this newly purchased and imported helicopter into a high-tech workhorse capable of sight-seeing tours or search and rescue missions in the harshest environments, and everything in between.
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Owned by a small family-owned air carrier based in Manitoba, this Caravan received the most comprehensive avionics upgrade possible, including glass electronic flight displays and a new instrument panel.
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