Three Reasons To Buy Your Next Aviation Headset

When you choose new headsets for your airplane, your choice comes down to three things: Quality, features and comfort. But what you really want is to be able to hear ATC clearly, without feeling like your head is stuck in a vise.

The active noise cancelling technology of the Bose A20 is an industry leader, and at 12 ounces, pilots love both the comfort and sound quality that the A20 delivers. Yes, you pay for that Bose quality, but you get the features you want in a headset built to last.

If active noise cancelling technology is a “must-have” feature, the Lightspeed Sierra headset offers premium technology at a value price. Advanced ANR, Bluetooth connectivity and a reversible headband design for right/left microphone placement are included in a headset designed for comfort, with compatibility for FlightLink now included for in-flight cockpit recording on iPad or iPhone.

In many cases such as student pilots just beginning their journey into the sky, or flight schools needing to outfit their fleet, affordability matters and the Kore Aviation KA-1 headset offers solid features such as 24db of premium noise reduction, mono and stereo support and 3.5mm plug for MP3/iPhone/iPad/Android. The included free carrying case is a nice addition to this value headset.