It’s been more than six months since Bose debuted the A30, its first new general aviation headset since the popular A20 entered the market in 2010. Since the launch, the A30 has seen good sales and positive feedback from the pilot community, Bose Aviation headset group business development manager Chris Wuerfl told FLYING in an interview this week at the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Las Vegas.
This year’s show is the first NBAA-BACE appearance for the A30, and Wuerfl noted that one of the features receiving a lot of attention in the business jet environment is the headset’s three modes of active noise reduction (ANR). Adding to that, the headset’s tap control for talk-through communication was also of interest to the business aviation community.
