Products Overview
Auto Avia Design has developed numerous 'off the shelf' solutions. Our solutions come with the advantage of low lead times and known costs. A selection of our products follows:
DHC-6-200/300 EGPWS and MFD Installation
S76 Sliding Door
BK117 Right Hand Side Hoist
BK117 Rotating Co-Pilot Seat
BK117 Cargo Hook
FU24 Allied Signal TPE731 Installation (Stallion Conversion)
AT301/302 Allied Signal TPE731 Installation
Cargo Installations
PA-31 Elevator spar modification (alternate compliance to FAA AD 99-12-05)
PC12 Engine Fire bottle installation
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We have numerous other design solutions on offer.
Please contact Auto Design if you wish to enquire further
Auto Avia Design's TPE331 installation for the Air Tractor 301/302 replaces the original Pratt & Whitney Wasp R1340 or Avco Lycoming engine with
Auto Avia Design's BK117 right hand rescue hoist improves the pilot's visibility of the linesman and patient during hoisting operations.
Auto Avia Design has been involved in the design and approval of cargo conversions/provisions and the design of throw-over nets and restraint nets for a wide variety of aircraft.
Auto Avia Design has developed a Honeywell MKVI EGPWS installation package for DHC-6-200/300 Twin Otter aircraft (CASA STC No. ASA0047SY), this installation
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From Cessna 172's to Bombardier DHC-8's, Auto Avia Design has a large database of existing ferry system designs which may suit your requirements.
Auto Avia Design has extensive experience in the design of side mounted, centreline and retractable FLIR installations using FLIR units manufactured
Auto Avia Design's turbine conversion for Pacific Aerospace FU24-950/954 aircraft has provided operators with reliable and cost effective service for over 15 years.
Auto Avia Design's engine compartment fire extinguishing system for the Pilatus PC12 consists of a pilot-operated Halon-filled bottle, which discharges at two points
Auto Avia Design's Sikorsky S76 right hand sliding door is invaluable for operations where high wind conditions present hazards for standard hinged doors