Aviation Radio Ltd

12/10/2026

Maule M9-235

30/09/2026

**Free Giveaway**
To celebrate Aviation Radio's 75th Birthday this October and to say a big thanks to all our past & present customers we are doing a small free giveaway.
Like this post and follow Aviation Radios page to go into the draw.
At the end of October, we will draw one name, and they get to choose ONE of the below pictures (the actual goods) as their prize.
NB, New Zealand address only.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us, it is appreciated. Remember;
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->Follow Aviation Radio page
-->> Bonus for reading this far, Share post and have 2 entries into draw.

25/09/2026

Sound on....
ZK-PZL at Norfolk Airfield a few years back.
PZL-104 Wilga 35.
Also love a good radial.

23/09/2026

What to do in a helicopter ditching! Also applies to fixed wing.

A helicopter ditching moves fast, and the aircraft doesn't behave the way most people expect. Here's what actually happens, and what training and research say to do about it...

27/08/2026

Good Morning New Zealand, it’s nearly spring, the days are getting longer, let’s start to get prepared for the summer flying season.

09/08/2026

Call us for more info. We are the NZ dealer for Switlik.

07/08/2026

NZ7013, Lockheed Martin C-130J-30 Super Hercules tactical transport aircraft operated by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF).
Always a great sight to see these special planes come past.

16/07/2026

New Zealand Defense Force exercise in Wellington Harbour.
Using Lite-Flite's Rescue Sling.
With permission, Photo Credit: NZDF, Cpl Andy Jenkins

12/07/2026

Aviation Radio Ltd is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year in October.
2005, Nick Wisnewski joins Bernie & Jim as owners of Aviation Radio. He started in 1994, asking Mac for Summer work once he finished at CIT, (Central Institute of Technology, now closed). After the Summer Holidays, Mac said, "are you staying on?" The rest is history. Nick is currently Manager and Chief Engineer.
Photo: Bernie, Jim, Nick and Gareth Far.

08/07/2026

Life Flights ZK-IXS waiting on a wet Wellington winters day.