Tuesday, June 12, 2012
ASU Gains Canadian MD900 Approval
Aviation Specialties Unlimited (ASU) of Boise, Idaho has received Transport Canada approval to carry out night vision cockpit modifications on the MD900. The certification comes after ASU modified an MD900 in operation with Horizon Helicopters based in the Yukon Territory. The helicopter is intended for medical and SAR operations. ASU’s Kip McDermott points out that Horizon operates in remote areas with few light sources.
Related: Night Vision News
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