Canyon AeroConnect is a supplier of avionic-standard communications, navigation and audio/intercom systems for civilian, paramilitary and military aircraft. The company's products cover avionics communications, aircraft navigation, radio/audio management, VHF/UHF radio, tactical communications, data interface systems, intercoms and aural warning generators. Its portfolio includes FliteFone aircraft radios - the first of which was created in 1970 by predecessor Wulfsberg Radio - the FliteLine navigation systems, digital and analog radio/audio management systems, and Tac/Com tactical communication systems for mission-critical applications.
The company dates its heritage to 1970 and has operated under the names Wulfsberg Radio, Northern Airborne Technology (NAT), dB Systems and Pentar. It was rebranded as Canyon AeroConnect in 2021 and operates as an independent company under TransDigm Group. It is headquartered in Prescott, Arizona, and was founded in Overland Park, Kansas.
Canyon AeroConnect employs nearly 200 people and manufactures from a 62,000 square-foot facility. Its equipment is used by aviation professionals worldwide across verticals including air ambulance, EMS, law enforcement, search and rescue, electronic news gathering, military, marine, fixed-wing, rotorcraft and general aviation. The company describes its products as proven in service in civilian, paramilitary and military roles, with an emphasis on reliability and performance for mission-critical communications.
