Aviation Headsets That Allow Calling

Bose A20

• The Bose A20 headset features noise cancellation, Bluetooth connectivity and an ergonomic control module. The module enables users to switch between auxiliary audio input and intercom, which is typically used for traffic warnings or GPS. The Bluetooth connectivity enables wearers to receive calls wirelessly without interference. The Bluetooth's volume may be adjusted via the ergonomic control module, where it may also be controlled by using the Bluetooth function button.

Lightspeed Zulu

• Lightspeed has developed an aviation headset that enables wearers to connect mobile phones and Bluetooth connections to place and receive calls via the headset's integrated control box input. The headset, Lightspeed Zulu, gives users three communication options: mobile phone, music player connection and iPod. In addition, Zulu headsets feature magnesium ear cups and Front Row Center technology, which provides wearers with surround sound.

Sennheiser HMEC-641

• The Sennheiser HMEC-641 features active noise cancellation with NoiseGard. The headset comes equipped for stereo or independent operations. The unit control module allows mobile phones to be plugged directly into the device alongside the in-line dual volume control, which allows the wearer to customize the volume in each ear speaker.

Lightspeed Mach 1

• Lightspeed Mach 1 offers wearers the ability to make calls through the integrated control box input. Users may connect a music player or iPod to the headset, which weighs less than an ounce. The headset also receives radio communications through the MusicMute feature that automatically reduces the music volume during radio transmissions or communications.