Our AMO is Transport Canada approved for 'Avionics', 'Autoflight Systems', 'Components', 'Instruments and Structures'.

Wisk Air provides many of these services including installation, repair/overhaul, technical support and product sales.

We provide 2-year altimeter recertification, ELT (121.5/406Mhz) operational/performance testing and battery replacement, 2-year transponder correlation.

ADS-B

Nav Canada has the following ADS-B deadline:

• Class A Canadian airspace on August 10, 2023
• Class B Canadian airspace on May 16, 2024
• Class C, D and E to occur no sooner than 2026 and will be determined pending further assessment

Consider uAvionix tailBeaconX or Garmin GTX 335 for your needs.

ELTs

On November 25, 2020, Canada put into place new regulations to ensure all aircraft flying in the country are safer with the now required digital 406 MHz Emergency Locator Transmitters or ELT. All aircraft with very limited exceptions that include gliders, ultra-lights, gyroplanes, balloons, and airships will be required to have a properly registered ELT that is satellite detectable on the 406 MHz distress frequency. All commercial air operators, foreign aircraft and private operators (CAR604) will need to be upgraded to a 406 MHz ELT no later than November 25, 2021. Recreational operators have 5 years to comply with the new regulations, however the cost of service to maintain the legacy 121 ELTs required on their aircraft with annual battery replacements make upgrading to a digital 406 MHz ELT more attractive.

For additional information regarding Wisk Air Avionics, please click here.

Please contact me to book an appointment or to answer any questions.

Richard Sheppard, Avionics Manager
avionics@wiskair.com

Wisk Air Helicopters is an Authorized Garmin Avionics Dealership

Wisk Air Helicopters is named Northwestern Ontario’s newest authorized Garmin Avionics dealer, establishing a new service and support hub for commercial and private operators in Northwestern Ontario. The announcement comes alongside the success of the company’s avionics work placement initiative supported by the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC). The initiative offered hands-on workplace training and experience for avionics students who are now graduating and working full-time at the company. Read More.

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