Designed for Comfort - Pilot Headsets

Pilot headsets are a necessary feature in the cockpit of any airplane. The pilot and co-pilot need to wear headsets to reduce the noise from the engine and the wind.

Unfortunately, working in a noisy environment can cause damage that will have long-lasting effects. This degrading of the hearing capacity can be transparent to the pilots due to their becoming accustomed to working in a noisy environment.

These headsets are also valuable because they:

• Help to reduce pilot fatigue
• Allow the pilot and co-pilot to communicate with each other
• Allow the pilot to communicate with the ground crew

Latest in Technology

The latest airline headsets for pilots use high­density sound reducing foam in the earpieces so that they are comfortable. Pilots need to have these headsets on their heads for long periods of time, so the headphones also contain stereo speakers to allow them to communicate effectively with the flight crew and have radio communication with air traffic controllers.

In order to have maximum clarity, these headphones have microphones that have a foam mike and a precise headband holds it is place.

The headband can pivot a full 180 degrees so that the microphone can be on the left or the right. The weight of these headsets is only about 11 ounces ensuring that they are not heavy on the pilot's head and will not cause a headache. The headphones can be adjusted to fit almost any head size and will not lose the size unless they are readjusted. The headpad is made of soft leather that will not pinch or scratch the scalp.

Passengers Too

Airlines also provide headphones for the passengers to allow them to watch the in-flight movie or to listen to music while they travel. These headphones attach to the armrest of each seat and are complimentary to the passengers so that they can take them with them when they land.

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