Designed to ensure safety and ease of operation, our airfield lighting systems enhance situational awareness in the air and make it easy to navigate while on the ground. Flash Technology’s airfield lighting solutions are used at over 2,000 civilian and military airports and helipads in more than 100 countries, providing reliable, cost-effective solutions that meet FAA and ICAO airport lighting standards.
In addition, our solar, portable solar lights offer safety and flexibility for off-airport operations, including mining and exploratory airstrips lights, medivac and emergency response, search and rescue, surveillance operations, anti-poaching operations and private airstrips applications.
With our team of experts and our extensive background as an airfield lighting company, you can be sure we will find the right hardwired or solar-powered solution for your application.
Browse our xenon and LED airfield lighting products by category and explore recent case studies below. Or contact our airfield lighting experts to discuss your specific needs.
Availble in both unidirectional and omnidirectional products, our airport approach lighting solutions suit simple runway end identifier lights (REIL) to MALSR, ALSF and ODALS configurations.
Our solar barricade light and unserviceability light meets FAA and ICAO requirements for general purpose marking, taxiway and runway closures and other airside construction marking needs.
Flash Technology’s helipad lights operate reliably in the harshest conditions. Self-contained and easy to install, they require virtually no maintenance for an average of 7 years.
Discover solar runway and taxiway lighting, PAPI systems, EALS kits and control systems that free military airfield lighting operations of the logistical challenges created by cables and generators.
From commerical airports and non-precision IFR runways to general aviation and VFR runways, our solar lights for runways and taxiways offer solutions that enhance safety and vertical visibility.
Organizations across Albuquerque combined efforts to better serve patients statewide during the coronavirus pandemic. They created a temporary emergency helipad using solar A704 helipad lights and A65...
In 1963 Cairo International Airport was inaugurated, replacing Heliopolis as the primary airport in the region. Today it is the second busiest airport in Africa, serving more than 11 million passenger...
In early 2018, the City of Parma installed Flash Technology solar runway lights and runway threshold lights at Parma Municipal Airport. Part of a larger airport viability upgrade, the lights expand th...
A joint-service base with US Air Force, Army and Navy units, Whiteman AFB is located about 2 miles south of Knob Noster, Missouri. Whiteman can launch combat sorties directly from Missouri to any part...
