Aircraft Radar Antenna Assembly | PN 4004508-0001

Avionics Hardware | Communication & Navigation System | Collectors & Simulator Build Piece

This authentic aircraft antenna assembly, PN 4004508-0001, is a genuine avionics component retired from active airline service and now available for collection, aircraft displays, simulator builds, movie productions, and aviation-inspired installations.

Originally part of the aircraft’s communication or radar system, this antenna unit was designed to transmit and receive signals critical for navigation, weather detection, or onboard communication systems. Components like this play a vital role in ensuring safe and efficient flight operations.

Featuring a large circular antenna array mounted to a precision motorized base, this unit showcases the complexity and engineering behind aircraft avionics systems. Constructed from aviation-grade materials with integrated mechanical and electronic elements, it includes real in-service wear and character, making it a standout piece for display or technical builds.

Key Details
Authentic aircraft antenna assembly
Part Number: 4004508-0001
Original avionics communication/radar component
Large circular antenna array with motorized base
Integrated wiring and mounting hardware
Retired from active airline service
Real in-service wear and character
Sold for display, collection, simulator, or prop use only (not airworthy)

Perfect For
Aviation collectors and avionics enthusiasts
Flight simulator builds and technical displays
Aircraft maintenance and avionics training environments
Film, TV, and theater productions needing realistic aviation equipment
Aircraft exhibits, museums, and educational installations
Industrial or aviation-themed décor and statement pieces

Why This Piece Stands Out
This is not a reproduction. It is real aircraft avionics hardware used in active service. Antenna assemblies like this are rarely available outside the aviation industry, making it a unique and visually impressive piece that represents the advanced communication and navigation systems behind modern aviation.