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Microair Avionics is an exciting, technology based, Australian company developing and manufacturing avionics solutions for Experimental, Lights Sports, General and UAV aircraft
23/08/2026
Weekend hangar mood. ✈️☕
Coffee, checklist, a quiet hangar — and that feeling that you're about to head somewhere.
For every pilot, there’s something special about those few moments before take-off.
What’s your pre-flight ritual? 👇
21/08/2026
Plug and play anyone? ✈️
Less wiring. Less installation time. Fewer headaches.
With a cleaner, more integrated approach to avionics installation, getting everything connected shouldn't feel like a project of its own.
More plug. Fewer wires. More time doing what you actually want to do — fly.
Would you choose plug-and-play? 👇
20/08/2026
Aviation history that changed everything. 📻✈️
Aircraft communication has come a long way.
The development of radio communication gave pilots and ground stations a new way to share information — helping transform how aircraft could operate and communicate in the sky.
More than a century later, reliable communication remains at the heart of aviation.
Did you know how early aircraft radio communication began?
Share this with someone who loves aviation history. 📚
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19/08/2026
Engine health. Peace of mind. ✈️
Your engine tells you a lot — the key is having the information you need where you can see it.
With the T3000, essential engine data such as CHT, EGT, fuel flow and oil pressure can be clearly displayed for quick reference.
Because knowing what’s happening under the cowling gives you one less thing to worry about.
What engine data do you keep the closest eye on? 👇
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What’s the first engine parameter you check during a flight?
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18/08/2026
A quick avionics check before you fly. ✈️
Before your next flight, take a few minutes to check the basics:
✓ Radio volume and squelch
✓ Transponder code
✓ Antenna connections
Small checks can help catch simple issues before they become bigger problems.
Save this post for your next pre-flight. 📌
17/08/2026
Lightweight. Built to last. ✈️
At just 416 g, the Microair M760 is designed to deliver reliable VHF communication without adding unnecessary weight to the panel.
A compact radio for certified and experimental aircraft, built with performance and practicality in mind.
What matters most to you in an aircraft radio: weight, reliability, or both?
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Tell us what you look for when choosing avionics 👇
09/08/2026
Sunday Inspiration: The View Only Pilots Get to See ✈️
Some moments in aviation never lose their magic.
Whether it's the first light of sunrise, endless coastlines, mountain ranges, or a peaceful cruise above the clouds, every flight offers a view that's uniquely yours.
It's one of the many reasons we love flying—and why so many pilots keep coming back for just one more flight.
Here's to clear skies, smooth landings, and unforgettable views this weekend.
📷 What's the best view you've ever had from the cockpit? Share your favourite photo in the comments—we'd love to see it!
08/08/2026
Saturday Spotlight: Your Aircraft. Your Story. ✈️
Every aircraft has a story, and every cockpit tells a unique journey.
From weekend adventures and cross-country flights to carefully crafted homebuilt projects, we love seeing how Microair Avionics becomes part of your flying experience.
Whether you're flying a certified aircraft, an experimental build, or something completely unique, we'd love to see it.
📸 Share a photo of your aircraft or instrument panel in the comments for a chance to be featured in one of our upcoming Saturday Spotlight posts.
We can't wait to see where you're flying and hear the story behind your aircraft!
07/08/2026
Feature Friday: Dual-Frequency Monitoring on the Microair M760 📡
In busy airspace, staying on top of radio communications can make all the difference.
The Microair M760 VHF Radio features dual-frequency monitoring, allowing you to listen to both your active and standby frequencies simultaneously. That means fewer missed calls, better situational awareness, and smoother communication when it matters most.
Whether you're operating in a busy circuit or transitioning between frequencies, it's a feature designed to help you stay connected with confidence.
💬 Have you used dual-frequency monitoring? We'd love to hear how it's improved your flying experience—share your thoughts in the comments below!