Airbus TH9 TETRA radio

The Airbus TH9 is a professional-grade TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) handheld device designed for mission-critical communication, primarily used by public safety and security organizations. It is recognized for its durability and high-performance capabilities in demanding environments.

The TETRA radio technology was originally developed in Europe, and this specific line was initially part of Nokia’s professional mobile radio division. Over time, through various mergers and acquisitions involving EADS (European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company), the division became part of the Airbus Group.

Today, the brand is managed under Airbus Defence and Space. While the technology is rooted in European engineering (specifically Finland, Germany, and France), manufacturing and assembly occur across various specialized global facilities to meet international defense and security contract requirements.