Sat, Mar 07, 2015
Will Appear At Events In Indonesia, Malaysia, And Thailand
Sikorsky Aircraft is planning an international demonstration tour for its S-76D helicopter beginning next week in Southeast Asia.
The aircraft will conduct a series of events in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. Sikorsky pilots, crew and sales members will provide in-flight demonstrations, product presentations, aircraft walk-arounds and answer any questions on the S-76D helicopter from attendees. Sikorsky employees will also participate in goodwill events.
"The domestic leg of the tour was an excellent opportunity to showcase this world-class aircraft to our current and future customers," said Christophe Nurit, Regional Executive, Asia. "We now are taking the next step and bringing the product to our potential customers abroad who will receive a hands-on experience to appreciate how beneficial the S-76D helicopter can be to their business."
Sikorsky has delivered more than 800 S-76 helicopters to customers globally since 1979, contributing daily to a growing 6.6-million-plus fleet flight hours total.
The S-76D helicopter's baseline equipment includes powerful and efficient Pratt & Whitney Canada PW210S engines; an advanced THALES TopDeck integrated avionics system and four-axis autopilot; Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) incorporated into fleet monitoring and analysis; active vibration control; and all-composite, flaw-tolerant main rotor blades.
(Image provided by Sikorsky)
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