F4949 Goggles

From operational procedures to cabin lighting and helicopter adjustments, airworthiness demands to preliminary and on-going training for the trip staff, we provide adequate and FAA-approved resources concerning the secure and effective use aeronautics night vision systems.

FAA TSO C 164a authorized and EASA approved, the ANVIS-9 Safety glasses are fully certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Criteria for integrated night vision imaging system devices). We are honored to offer an unbeatable five-year warranty on recently bought aviation NVG systems.

Likewise known as the ANVIS-9 safety glasses, these systems are the key aviation evening vision device utilized by the military, law enforcement, emergency situation clinical service, search and rescue, and aerial firefighting teams worldwide. The ANVIS-9 goggles, which have set the bar wherefore aeronautics evening vision safety glasses need to be, are the prime aviation NVG option for numerous applications.

As a relied on supplier of night vision options, we at Night Flight Concepts are devoted to giving premium product or services that adhere to all FAA criteria and requirements. With this innovative F4949 Night Vision Goggles vision system, flight operators can acquire peak capability, unequaled reliability, and efficient execution in whatever night trip ability they need the safety glasses for.

These safety glasses are completely certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Criteria for incorporated evening vision imaging system tools). Make the most of more than 50-hour functional efficiency with the ANVIS-9 goggles. Trusted by the armed forces, police, emergency medical solution, search and rescue, aerial firefighting teams, and also commercial aeronautics operators around the world, the ANVIS-9 goggles are an elite line of evening vision systems.

Standard devices include a soft-carrying case, lens caps, operator package (guidebook, fast reference card, lens paper), and low-profile battery pack. With every deal, we make sure that the operator or pilot has a detailed understanding of the flight setting and the NVG system and picture quality.