Delta Zulu

Lightspeed Aviation, the organization behind the Delta Zulu product line, designs and manufactures active noise reduction aviation headsets for general aviation pilots from an undisclosed headquarters. The company produces aviation safety wearables equipped with advanced technological features, including Bluetooth connectivity, integrated carbon monoxide monitoring, customized audio equalization, and specialized communications recording capabilities. Operating primarily through a direct consumer sales business model, the enterprise prices its flagship Delta Zulu aviation headsets at approximately $1,099. Since its initial product designs began, the manufacturer has produced and distributed more than 250,000 headsets across its recognizable Zulu, Tango, and Sierra aviation product portfolios. These specialized devices are routinely utilized by general aviation pilots and passengers seeking enhanced cockpit communication and safety monitoring. Guided strategically by executive Teresa De Mers, Lightspeed Aviation was officially founded in 1996 by Allan Schrader.