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Twin Commander Aircraft Supports Fleet With Free Upgrade Kits

Kits Will Complete Requirements For Service Bulletin 241

Twin Commander Aircraft is dedicated to supporting owners of the best-in-class series of turboprop and piston aircraft. To ensure the continued success of the fleet, and make owning and operating a Twin Commander aircraft even more attractive, Twin Commander Aircraft is offering two free upgrade kits for Service Bulletin 241.

FAA Airworthiness Directive 2013-09-05 is a mandatory maintenance item for owners of Twin Commander 690/A/B models. Owners who have not yet complied with Service Bulletin 241, the AD’s compliance method, can now receive a free kit from Twin Commander Aircraft. The kit has a value of $16,325 and includes the major components necessary to complete the service bulletin, which addresses potential cracking in the aft pressure bulkhead.

To be eligible for a donated kit an owner must order the kit and have it installed at one of 13 Factory Authorized Twin Commander Service Center facilities, a worldwide network dedicated to Twin Commander service, sales, and support. Only two SB241 kits are available.

(Image provided with TCA news release)

FMI: twincommander.com/service-center

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