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ACE 2026 - September 8th

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AvionTEq widens pitot static test range for MRO customers
The expanded lineup covers pitot static and air data testers from Druck, Barfield, Laversab and ATEQ for hangar and flight-line maintenance work.

AvionTEq has expanded its range of pitot static test sets for hangar and flight-line applications, adding equipment from Druck, Barfield, Laversab and ATEQ.

Pitot static testers are used to test, service and calibrate aircraft air data and pitot-static systems, including altimeters, airspeed indicators, vertical speed indicators, air data computers and associated instrumentation. These systems are checked routinely during maintenance, troubleshooting, inspections and return-to-service procedures. Models available through AvionTEq include the Druck ADTS 405, 405F, 505, 542F, 552F, 553F and 554F, the Barfield DPS-350, DPS-400, DPS-450, DPS-500, DPS-501 and DPS-1000, the Laversab 6200, 6250, 6270, 6300, 6300-W, 6300-M3 and 6600-NG, and the ATEQ ADSE 550, 650 and 743. Units are offered new or refurbished and are also available for rental, calibration, repair and trade-in, depending on stock, giving maintenance organisations a way to weigh budget constraints and calibration cycles against operational urgency.

Fred Bostani, CEO of AvionTEq, says: “We help our customers choose the best pitot static test solution regarding their aircraft type, testing needs and operational requirement. Our mission is to make quality test equipment and the necessary service easily available from a single source for those at work in aerospace.”

AvionTEq is a stocking distributor and supplier of aviation test equipment, tooling and services, and operates as an FAA-certified repair station, offering equipment sales, rentals, repair and calibration services to aviation customers worldwide.

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