Night Vision Pilot Initial Training can be scheduled at your location or in Boise, Idaho. This initial training is for those that have not had either exposure to NVG’s or the regulatory endorsement to operate with the appliance in their current organization. Course focuses on obtaining visual references, scanning, proper search light use and both basic and advanced maneuvers on/off airport. We will ensure the student is comfortable in every available environment we can access during the training periods including mountains, jungle, confined spaces, over water, and snow/sand/dust landing considerations and techniques. ASU also offers Recurrent, NVG CFI Courses and custom tailored training for a variety of mission needs.

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For more than 25 years, Aviation Specialties Unlimited, Inc. (ASU) in Boise, Idaho, has proudly served aviators who protect and defend around the globe with night vision solutions that save lives! Their experienced team supports safe and sustainable night vision programs with military grade Night Vision Goggles (NVGs), flexible training, and custom aircraft lighting modifications. The ASU team ensures the long-term success with global support, training, parts and unmatched expertise.

Save on your new white phosphor night vision goggles by trading in your existing NVGs. ASU’s Trade-Up Program makes it easy to trade eligible goggles for new, White Phosphor TSO NVGs at a discount. Call for special pricing. *Minimum FOM 2376 guaranteed!

Night Vision Technology EVOLVED

The military-grade GEN III white phosphor AN/AVS-9 is the most advanced TSO aviation night vision goggle on the market. The improved performance provides the highest image clarity and best low-light response available.

Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU) announced today the official Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) technical standard order (TSO) approval for the AERONOX NVG mount and battery pack. "A lot of time, energy and effort went into the development of the AERONOX," said ASU President Jim Winkel. "We are extremely proud to announce this TSO.