A modular connection between your personal headphones and the aircraft. Simple to use, simple to maintain, and built around the headphones you already enjoy.
In normal use, the three components stay connected as one assembly. Each part can also be replaced individually when needed.
Avee product photographHeadset adapterDesigned for supported Bose® and Sony® headphones. Flexible, easily adjustable microphone boom; the boom can also be replaced by the user.
Dual GA aircraft adapter
XLR-5 aircraft adapterAircraft adapterChoose the connector that fits your aircraft: Dual GA, XLR-5 or U-174/U.Choose your model to see a short, model-specific setup guide in the Technical Library.
Conceptual connection diagram · hover, focus or tap “View example photo” to see actual Avee components · connector shapes vary by model
Complete Avee system · example with Dual GA aircraft connection
If a connection cable wears out or gets damaged, you can replace it without replacing the headset adapter or aircraft adapter. Avee uses USB-C connector shapes for its own electrical connections, not standard USB signalling. Use only cables specifically designed for Avee; ordinary USB-C cables are not approved substitutes.
Explore spare parts & replacement cables →Most Avee headphone adapters use a discreet magnetic mounting system. A small magnetic strip is fitted to the headphones, allowing the adapter to be positioned securely, removed and reattached when needed.
Our Avee headphone adapter for Bose® QuietComfort 2nd Generation connects directly through the headset’s USB-C port and stays securely in place without a magnetic strip.
Two thoughtfully designed attachment methods — each suited to its headphone model.
See the Bose® QuietComfort 2nd Generation setup guide →For step-by-step magnetic-strip installation, see the Technical Library. An installation video will be added once its original link has been confirmed.
First choose the aircraft connection that fits where you fly. Then decide whether you want optional Bluetooth audio. Avee is a complete aviation headset solution without Bluelink.
A reliable, comfortable headset solution for everyday flying. Airbus aircraft predominantly use XLR-5. Most Boeing installations use Dual GA, while XLR-5 is increasingly common in newer installations. Your headphones are also useful when travelling as a passenger to and from work, and the compact Avee system takes up little room in your flight bag.
Bluetooth is your choice, not a requirement.
Private aircraft, including the Diamond DA40, commonly use Dual GA connectors. Enjoy a complete aviation headset system on its own, or add Bluelink if you want compatible navigation audio, phone calls or music.
Bluetooth is your choice, not a requirement.
Fly an Airbus A320 during the week and a Diamond DA40 at the weekend? Keep the same headset adapter and use an XLR-5 aircraft adapter for the Airbus and a Dual GA aircraft adapter for the Diamond.
No plug-conversion adapter. No second headset system. Just one additional aircraft adapter.
Dual GA and XLR-5 describe the physical headset connectors installed in the aircraft. Always check the actual aircraft interface before ordering.
Want to listen to music or an audiobook, hear navigation guidance and notifications from your tablet, or make phone calls when flying privately? Add Bluelink whenever you want Bluetooth audio. The three-part Avee system works without it.
Bluelink is a compact, detachable Bluetooth add-on for your Avee system. Plug it in when you want wireless audio from your phone or tablet, and remove it when you prefer the basic headset setup.
Behind the simple controls are intelligent audio-management features designed to keep aircraft communications clearly audible. When aircraft or intercom audio is detected — including ATC, your copilot, aircraft callouts or your own sidetone — Bluelink can respond according to your selected audio mode:
Enjoy stereo Bluetooth audio, spoken status and configuration messages, and convenient volume control. An aircraft simulation mode also lets you explore the features before flying. Bluelink is designed so the essential aircraft audio path remains available if its battery runs flat.
Bluelink cannot identify who is speaking; it responds to audio detected on the aircraft connection. Available functions depend on the Bluelink model and software version. Always follow aircraft and operator rules for personal electronic devices.
See your configuration options →Use the headphones that fit you well and that you already know.
Replace a worn cable or microphone boom without discarding the complete setup.
Select compatible components for your headphone and aircraft connections.
Find aircraft connector guidance, system basics and Bluelink information in our online Technical Library.
Explore Avee Technical Library →Choose your headset adapter, aircraft adapter and connection cable in a few steps.
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