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Robinson’s R44 and R66 Helicopters Rank No. 1 in 2015 Sales
Robinson Helicopter Company’s R44 Raven II ranked as the world’s top selling helicopter while its R66 became the world’s top-selling civil turbine helicopter according to the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) General Aviation Aircraft Shipment 2015 Year End Report. Robinson delivered 347 helicopters (117 R66s, 152 R44 Raven IIs, 44 R44 Raven Is, and 34 R22s) in 2015, marking a slight increase over the 329 produced in 2014.
In 2015, in response to customer feedback, Robinson introduced a variety of optional glass avionics along with a stability augmentation system (SAS) and autopilot. The company also announced the development of its latest model, the R44 Cadet, a two-place R44 designed
Robinson’s top priority in 2016 is certifying the R44 Cadet, which was on display at the recent HAI Heli-Expo convention in Louisville, Kentucky.
Precision Aviation Group (PAG), Announces Precision Aviation Controls (PAC) is Approved by Honeywell for Pratt & Whitney PT6 Series Fuel Accessory Support
Precision Aviation Group, Inc. (PAG), recently announced repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for various PT6A and PT6T engine accessories through its subsidiary Precision
PAC is an FAA, EASA & ISO 9001 Approved Repair Station Authorized Warranty and Repair Station (AWARS) since 1995. The new PT6 approval encompasses the complete line of PT6 fuel accessories and complements PAC’s
“The addition of the PT6 series capability at PAC demonstrates our continuing commitment and dedication to meeting our customers’ needs by expanding our internal MRO capabilities,” said David Mast, PAG’s CEO and is a natural extension of the MRO services and support we
PAC President Jim Robertson stated, “PAC has been conjunction with PAG’s acquisition of PAC in July 2014, we continue to expand the range of fuel accessory MRO services we can provide to our customers.”
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