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HANGAR TALK


Kentucky-based Recoil offers both internal and external AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 series.


“XP Services is a leader in customizing Black Hawk helicopters and equipping aircraft with mission- enhancing technology,” states Recoil President Joseph Rice. “With this distributorship, their clients can now readily choose our proven UH-60 firefighting tank system, improving operational effectiveness.”


The XP Services team brings a strong rotary-wing background including decades of U.S. Army Special Operations aviation experience.


Recoil Aerospace Announces XP Services as New Distributor for Aerial Firefighting Tank Systems


Recoil Aerospace Inc. recently announced Tennessee-based XP Services as a distributor for the Recoil line of AFSS tank systems for the UH-60 Black Hawk series helicopters.


“Becoming a distributor for Recoil’s UH-60 AFSS tank system greatly enhances XP’s service offering, providing clients with access to a state-of-the-art, U.S.-made fire suppression solution,” states XP’s Bill Prince. “This partnership allows us to deliver a reliable, effective system designed to meet the rigorous demands of firefighting operations in challenging environments.”


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