David Clark Casques

Explore David Clark aviation headsets at Pilot Shop New Zealand, with options for fixed-wing flying, helicopter operations and ground support communications. The range brings together traditional passive noise reduction headsets and electronic noise-cancelling models, allowing you to compare fit, connection type and audio features for your particular role.

For flight training and everyday general aviation, the H10-13.4 and H10-30 offer passive noise reduction, cushioned ear seals and adjustable microphone positioning. The H10-13.4 uses dual GA plugs for compatible fixed-wing aircraft, while the H10-13H helicopter headset comes with a coiled cord and U-174/U connector. Check the individual model’s microphone and audio-system requirements as well as the plug type before ordering.

Pilots comparing active noise reduction options can explore the DC ONE-X and DC PRO-X ranges. The DC ONE-X combines an over-ear design with Hybrid Electronic Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth connectivity and a folding frame for storage. The DC PRO-X2 uses a lighter rest-on-ear design, with Hybrid ENC, Bluetooth and an in-line control module. Your preferred wearing style, cockpit environment and typical flight duration are useful starting points when comparing these models.

This collection also includes David Clark ground support headsets for specialist communication systems. These should not be treated as interchangeable with cockpit headsets. Selected Series 3400 models are designed for compatible David Clark intercom systems and radio adapters, while the H3530 is intended for tug-driver pushback operations and requires a C35 belt station. Confirm the complete system, connector and any required additional equipment before selecting a ground headset.

Choose your David Clark headset by matching the equipment to the job: aircraft or ground system compatibility first, followed by ear-cup style, noise reduction, microphone adjustment and connectivity. Bluetooth and electronic noise cancellation are model-specific features, not standard across the range. Browse individual product pages at Pilot Shop for specifications, included items and power requirements to find a headset suited to your flying or ground operations in New Zealand.