Tag Archives: Helicopter

2020 Bose Summer Special * Extended!

Posted on June 25, 2020 by admin

Receive a SoundLink Revolve Bluetooth Portable Speaker with purchase of a Bose A20 Aviation Headset For a limited time only, purchase a Bose A20 Aviation Headset and receive a black Bose SoundLink Revolve Bluetooth Portable Speaker! This offer is only … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged A20 headset, aircraft, airplane, Aviation, Avionics, Bose, Canada, efis, glass cockpit, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, soundlink, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

New Horizons Rebate Program **Extended to August 14

Posted on June 4, 2020 by admin

Garmin announces the New Horizons Rebate Program helping you save thousands of dollars upgrading your cockpit! The New Horizons Rebate gives you savings on new (artificial) horizons as well as several other complementing upgrades for your aircraft. It’s a great … Continue reading →

Posted in Latest & Greatest Avionics | Tagged aircraft, airplane, artificial horizons, audio panels, autopilots, Avionics, Canada, cockpit, connectivity options, efis, experimental, flight display, Flight Instruments, G3X, G5-- TXi, G500H TXi, G600 Txi, G700 TXI, garmin, GI 275, glass cockpit systems, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, navigators, New Horizons, panels, system upgrades, tcas, traffic systems, VHF radios, weather radar | Comments Off

Garmin® Unveils the aera® 760 Portable Aviation GPS

Posted on April 29, 2020 by admin

Maxcraft is pleased to announce a new portable product from Garmin. The new Aera 760 is an all-in-one portable GPS that comes with a large 7″ inch screen and filled with many new features. Read more … Continue reading →

Posted in Latest & Greatest Avionics | Tagged aera 760, airplane, Avionics, Canada, efis, fligth instruments, garmin, glass cockpit, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, portable, tcas, VHF radios | Comments Off

Garmin Spring Promotions

Posted on April 3, 2020 by admin

Maxcraft is excited to announce Spring Promotions from Garmin! From upgrading navigators, displays, transponders and more, to mail-in rebates in portables and money-saving combinations, you will be able to upgrade your avionics with ample savings through Spring. Read more about … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged airplane, avionic system, Canada, D2 Delta, EFIS glass cockpit, flight instruemnts, G500, G500 TXi, G500H, G500H TXi, G600, G600 Txi, garmin, GDL 50, GDL 51, GDL 52, GMA, GNC 355A, GNS, GNS 430, GNS 530, GPS, GPS 175, GTN 650Xi, GTN 750Xi, GTX, Helicopter, m GNC 355, Maxcraft Avionics, promotions, tcas, upgrades, VHF Radio | Comments Off

New Aspen EFD MAX Display Upgrade Promotion

Posted on April 12, 2019 by admin

The purpose of this email is to advise you of the new Aspen MAX Display upgrade. We’ve recently saw the new displays and were quite impressed with their new high resolution graphics and increased processing power. This is a time … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged AHRS, aircraft, airplane, Aspen, Aspen EFD MAX, Aspen MAX, avionic upgrades, Canada, efis, Evolution, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit, GPS, Helicopter, installation, Maxcraft Avionics, promotion, tcas, VHF radios, warranty | Comments Off

Introducing the GTX 335D and GTX 345D ADS-B diversity transponders

Posted on March 25, 2019 by admin

Maxcraft Avionics is pleased to announce, right from Palm Springs, Garmin has two more new products; the GTX 335D and the GTX 345D. More from Garmin: Two diversity transponders that provide optimal Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out coverage and visibility … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged ADS-B, aircraft, Canada, cockpit, Flight Instruments, garmin, GPS, GTX 335D, GTX 345D, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, MFD, PFD, pilots, tcas, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Upgrade to Active Noise Reduction

Posted on March 8, 2019 by admin

Upgrade to Active Noise Reduction Purchase a new Zulu 3 ANR headset and Lightspeed will pay $250 USD (up to $325 CDN) for your David Clark passive. Lightspeed is so confident that the performance and advanced features of their Active … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged active noise reduction, airplane, ANR, Avionics, Canada, David Clark, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit, GPS, headset, Helicopter, Lightspeed, Maxcraft Avionics, passive, tcas, VHF radios, Zulu 3 | Comments Off

HAI HELI-EXPO 2019

Posted on March 1, 2019 by admin

Maxcraft Avionics is off to attend the 2019 HAI in Atlanta, at the Georgia World Congress Center. At the HAI, you could find your next aircraft, new vendors, mentor, job and much much more. Education: 100’s of education courses, seminars, … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics News | Tagged airplane, Avionics, Canada, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit systems, GPS, HAI, Heli-Expo, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, radios, tcas, VHF | Comments Off

G500H TXi Flight Display Now Certified

Posted on February 28, 2019 by admin

The G500H TXi touchscreen flight display is now certified and available for VFR helicopters. Maxcraft is excited to share this knowledge with our helicopter customers that have been anxiously waiting for this new next generation product. Read more below from … Continue reading →

Posted in Latest & Greatest Avionics | Tagged Avionics, efis, Flight Instruments, Flight Stream, Foreflight, G500H TXi, Garmin Pilot, Garmin WireAware, glass cockpit, GPS, GTN 650, Gtn 750, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, tcas, touchscreen, VFR, VHF Radio | Comments Off

Puyallup 2019!

Posted on February 22, 2019 by admin

2019 Northwest Aviation Conference and Trade Show Maxcraft Avionics, once again, is participating at the 36th NW Aviation Conference & Trade Show. It is being held at the Western Washington Farigrounds in Puyallup, Washington on Feb 23 and 24, 2019. The Northwest … Continue reading →

Posted in Avionics 101 | Tagged airplane, efis, Flight Instruments, glass cockpit systems, GPS, Helicopter, Maxcraft Avionics, NAC, Northwest Aviation Conference and Tradeshow, Puyallup, SEATAC, Seattle, Tacoma, tcas, upgrades, VHF radios | Comments Off