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KEEPING GREAT AVIATION HEADSETS FLYINGâ„¢
At Hobbs Flyer, we believe in keeping great aviation Headsets flying. That's why we develop high-quality replacement parts, repair services, and retrofit solutions that help pilots extend the life of the equipment they already know and trust.
Whether your headset needs a simple cable replacement, a new microphone, or a complete overhaul, our experienced technicians can help restore it to reliable flying condition. We service Bose A20, Bose AHX Series (X/A10), Lightspeed Zulu, David Clark, and many other popular aviation headsets.
Our repair service starts with a non-refundable $160 diagnostic and labor fee. The $160 repair fee covers diagnosis, troubleshooting, labor, testing, and inbound shipping only. Replacement parts are not included and are billed separately. The total repair cost is the $160 repair fee plus the cost of any replacement parts required to complete the repair.Â
How It Works
Once we receive your headset, we will perform our evaluation. After the evaluation is complete:
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If the estimated cost for the parts needed exceeds $250.00:
- We will email you a detailed quotation for the necessary parts before starting the work.
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If the estimated cost is below $250.00:
- We will proceed with the repairs and bill you accordingly. An invoice will be sent once the repairs are complete.Â
If we're unable to repair your headset, we'll refund your $160 diagnostic and labor fee and offer you a 20% discount on a new Hobbs Flyer aviation headset.
What Happens Next?
After you place your repair order, we'll email you an order number and a prepaid shipping label within 24 hours.Â
The initial $160 diagnostic/labor fee is not refundable if you choose not to proceed with the repair. Additional details can be found [HERE].
*This purchase is for one headset only. For multiple headsets, change the cart quantity to reflect the number of headsets you will send to us for repair.
Repair Service FAQs
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Overall rating: 4.923077 / 5 from 26 reviews.
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Exceptional Repair
"One of the pins on my A20 broke, started spinning. Sent in and got it back in less than 3 weeks, way faster than I thought. When they inspect for other wear, I can tell they know what they are looking at and will repair and/or replace only what needs to be done. Used the headset today, super clear and makes me wonder how long it was broken. If anybody tells me they have a broken headset, I'm recommending Hobbs Flyer"
Awesome, Professional
"I sent my Bose A20's for repair to fix a cable that was cut and taped up. They repaired that and refreshed other components and sent it back quickly. Clear communication throughout the whole process and the shipment was easily tracked. Definitely would recommend, my headset looks like new."
Bose A20 repair
"Excellent service and repair works great…also appreciate the timely responses …only criticism is that even considering it’s Bose it seems a little pricey. Nevertheless I can strongly recommend you"
Perfect
"Efficient service, thank you!"
Expensive!
"Expensive!"
Quality work
"Great job! Quality work, and my headsets look like new."
Fixed my old headset
"I had an older A10 headset that needed repair. This service was quick and easy. So much cheaper than buying a new headset."
Bose X Repair
"Excellent service completed on my Bose X headset. It was done at the price and in the time quoted. I would definitely work with Hobbs Flyer again."
My SpeedLight headsets
"Refurbishment of my two Speed ​​light helmets, the manufacturer of which no longer provides follow-up and repairs.... Efficient and fast services, attentive to my requests. Very satisfied French customer....."