Becker Avionics GmbH

Becker Avionics GmbH is an avionics maker in Baden-Baden, Germany. It makes communication, navigation, surveillance and search and rescue equipment for airborne and ground use. The company says it has more than 70 years of experience.

The site says Max Egon Becker founded the company in 1956. It started by making aircraft radios for gliders. Later it added transponders for radar based air traffic surveillance. His son Roland grew the business in other countries.

The products are grouped into air traffic management, special missions, business and commercial aviation, and light and sport aviation. The site names a military warning tone generator, a Lufthansa ground-based radio network, and a Pilatus PC-21 trainer. It also lists supplemental type certificate kits for the Gulfstream G200 and Piaggio aircraft.

Custom solutions on the site include augmented reality glasses to support search and rescue missions. Another product is a lighting system that detects aircraft at vertiports.

The site says the company supplies communication, navigation, surveillance and digital intercom systems to airframers, OEMs, air navigation service providers and government organizations. A clients page lists customers.

The group has subsidiaries in the United States in Miramar, Florida, and in Poland, France, Taiwan and Brazil. The site lists an engineering service center, service requests, warranty information, manuals and downloads, and a dealer portal for the USA.

The German phone number is +49 7221 1863-0. The US office in Miramar lists +1 (954) 450-3137 and a freephone number, 877-56-BECKER.