Sun, Mar 26, 2006
DAC International Builds on Longstanding Relationship By Adding
Avidyne
DAC International is
adding Avidyne’s products to its distribution network
covering 39 countries in the Australian, Asia-Pacific, Canadian,
Mexican, Latin American and South American markets. The selection
broadens Avidyne’s global presence and enhances the
company’s support for international avionics dealers.
With 392 partner dealers worldwide, DAC International is a
leader in the distribution of aircraft avionics systems and support
equipment to the commercial, military, and general aviation
markets. The company has been a longstanding distributor of Ryan
International products prior to the 2005 merger of Ryan and
Avidyne.
DAC International will distribute Avidyne’s growing line
of avionics products including the EX500 and EX5000 multi-function
displays (MFD), TAS600 Series traffic advisory systems (TAS),
Multi-Hazard Display (MHD) and MHAS6000 Multi-Hazard Awareness
System.
“Avidyne’s
growing line of avionics has a great reputation for innovation,
value and intuitive operation that is generating strong interest in
international markets,” said Terry Armstrong, Vice President
of DAC International. “With greater accessibility to some of
the best-selling avionics systems available today, our expanded
relationship with Avidyne is good news for our dealers and to
general aviation operators in some of the world’s fastest
growing markets.”
“As an established global leader in avionics distribution,
DAC International continues to be an excellent long-term partner as
we expand our international presence,” said Mark Sandeen,
vice president of sales and marketing at Avidyne. “They are
an important part of our increasing commitment to customers in some
of the fastest-growing segments of our business and the
international market.”
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