Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Police MD Explorer Tops 10,000 Hours
An MD Helicopters’ Explorer in service with the Humberside Police Authority has gone back into service following a 10,000-hour inspection. UK-based Police Aviation Services conducted the inspection on one of the busiest Explorers in service, according to MD. The helicopter, which features two Pratt & Whitney Canada 207Es, was originally delivered in 2001 and has undergone a number of upgrades.
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