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The ASU difference starts with our Night Vision Training flight instructors. With their extensive civil and military NVG


flight experience, you can take comfort in knowing that you’re rubbing elbows with the best in the industry. Courses range from basic training to advanced training for special operations or customized programs for specific missions.


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Bose A20 Aviation Headset The Bose® A20® Aviation Headset is engineered


to be more comfortable and provide more noise reduction than any headset Bose has ever made, while still delivering the acclaimed clear audio expected from Bose. In addition, it has a Bluetooth® communications interface*, an auxil­ iary audio input and priority switching. It meets or exceeds all TSO standards and comes with option­ al flexible power circuitry* that switches seamlessly from aircraft power to battery. No other headset offers this advanced combination of features and benefits. The A20 Aviation Headset is available in dual plug, 6­pin plug and U174 plug models designed for use in all types of general aviation air­ craft, including helicopters made in the US. EDMO Distributors is a wholesale distributor of quality avionic prod­


ucts and services with locations worldwide. For more information on the Bose A20 Aviation Headset, go to edmo.com or call 1­800­235­3300.


*Available in certain variants of the headset. www.edmo.com


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