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Airband Radios for Aviation Professionals

In aviation, clear, reliable communication is critical for safety, compliance, and efficient operations. Whether you’re flying a helicopter, piloting a drone, or coordinating ground movements at an airport, Airband radios provide precise VHF communication essential to maintaining airspace safety and operational control.

At Radio Industries, we supply Airband radios trusted by aviation professionals, including drone operators, ground crews, and helicopter pilots. Designed for crisp, interference-free audio, our radios help ensure vital information is transmitted and received accurately — even in high-noise environments.

Signalman talking on radio in the airport hangar

Explore our selection of Airband radios below, or contact us for expert advice on choosing the right model for your aviation needs.

Important Licensing Requirement

Please note:
All Airband radios listed on this page require buyers to hold a valid Airband operator’s licence. For drone operators, this is typically part of a commercial drone pilot licence (RePL) or equivalent. For pilots and aviation professionals, a flight radio operator’s licence or equivalent aviation licence is required.

We are unable to ship Airband radios to customers who cannot provide proof of the appropriate licence. This is a legal requirement under Australian aviation and radio regulations to ensure safe and compliant use of Airband frequencies.

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Essential Communication for Aviation Professionals

Our Airband radios support:

Drone operators who require direct communication with air traffic control or other aircraft
Airport ground crews coordinating aircraft movements, refueling, and safety operations
Helicopter pilots managing airspace communication for flights, landings, and take-offs
Emergency service aviation teams needing reliable contact with control towers and ground support

These radios operate on the VHF Airband (typically 118–137 MHz) and are engineered for aviation use, delivering high-quality audio and rugged designs to withstand demanding conditions.