Canyon AeroConnect designs and manufactures avionic-standard communications, navigation and audio/intercom systems for civilian, paramilitary and military aircraft. The company, founded in 1970 and headquartered in Prescott, Arizona, employs nearly 200 people and operates a 62,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Its products are deployed worldwide, and its engineering work spans avionics communications systems, aircraft navigation systems, audio/intercom systems, tactical communications, radio/audio management, VHF/UHF radio, aural warning systems and data interface systems.
The product line includes FliteFone, the first aircraft communications telephone, created in 1970 by predecessor Wulfsberg Radio; digital and analog radio/audio management systems; Tac/Com tactical communication systems; VHF/UHF radio systems; intercoms; data interface accessories; aural warning generators; and FliteLine navigation systems. Systems are supplied to fixed-wing and rotorcraft operators across aviation, air ambulance, law enforcement, search and rescue, EMS, electronic news gathering, military and marine sectors.
The company traces its lineage through decades of acquisitions and integrations, including Northern Airborne Technology (NAT), dB Systems and Pentar, and was founded in Overland Park, Kansas. It positions its products around reliability and performance for aviation professionals working in mission-critical applications.
