Sun, Nov 18, 2018
Targeted To BizAv, Special Mission And Commercial Air Transport Customers
Thommen Aircraft Equipment is pleased to announce that its new AVLight X Multipurpose Aviation Flashlight is now available for sales from DAC International, one of Thommen’s official premium resellers.
DAC International will support Thommen’s marketing activities by presenting AVLight X to targeted business aviation, special mission and commercial air transport customers. AVLight X is the ultimate premium grade flashlight solution for cabin, cockpit, emergency, preflight and mission applications. Made of highly durable materials and designed to respond to the needs of pilots, mission specialists and corporate jet operators, AVLight X is the world’s first aviation qualified flashlight being DO-160G compliant, featuring 4 high-intensity light beam colors and providing 3 output levels. A strobe function is also available.
“DAC International has been a very important partner since July 2017, so we are delighted that they chose to add our AVLight X Multipurpose Aviation Flashlight to their product portfolio, which already includes our cockpit instruments,” explained Thomas Terschlusen, Director of Sales and Marketing for Thommen. “The AVLight X is a state-of-the-art lighting solution that offers premium experience to customers seeking unmatched functionalities for business aviation / VIP applications as well as law enforcement, border protection, SAR/MEDEVAC, offshore, maritime surveillance or special operations.”
“We are very much looking forward to marketing this Swiss made AVLight X Flashlight product line. In a very short period, we have received a lot of interest, and we can see great potential for this product” said Francisco Hernandez, President of DAC International.
(Image provided with DAC International news release)
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