Dallas Avionics signs exclusive service agreement with Axnes
A new service agreement will expand North American maintenance support for Axnes’ MP30 and MP50 airborne wireless communication systems used by mission and law enforcement crews
Dallas Avionics has signed a formal exclusive agreement with Axnes to service its North American line of MP transceivers, including the MP30 and MP50 models.
“We are pleased to announce this formal agreement with Axnes,” said Dallas Avionics Government Agency Sales Executive Cody Klaehn, a Retired Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Aircraft Tactical Flight Officer Training Lieutenant. “I have used this equipment for years in law enforcement. Their rugged full metal housing offers reliable service in demanding environments.”
Dallas Avionics was selected for the partnership thanks to its communications expertise, established sales network and track record in customer support. Service work will be carried out by its sister company, Radio Masters, based in Dallas.
The MP30 and MP50 transceivers connect to an aircraft wireless system base station to allow crew communications when operating away from the aircraft. They can also be used to provide wireless crew communications in aircraft without a wired system.
Dallas Avionics recently announced that it would be hosting an aircrew radio problem-solving course on 15 July 2026.
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