ADi News2013-09-24 12:53:30
MD Helicopters Inc. (MDHI) announced new orders from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) for two MD 902 Explorer helicopters.
The helicopters will provide VIP transport support to senior government officials. The aircraft are scheduled for delivery in the third quarter of 2013.
The KRG Explorer fleet will be equipped with the latest technologies, including weather radar and IFR Category A capability. Powered by two Pratt and Whitney Canada PW207E engines, the MD 902 Explorer features a fully articulated main rotor system, bearingless composite flexbeams and rotor hub. With NOTAR anti-torque technology, the MD 902 Explorer continues to be the only light twin in the world to operate without a tail rotor, an extraordinary safety and noise reduction advantage. The six-place cabin is also the largest in the light-twin class. MD 902 Explorer safety and maintainability are further enhanced by integrated HIRF and lightning strike protection, built-in maintenance steps and platforms, and an advanced composite airframe that is resistant to corrosion.
The helicopters will provide VIP transport support to senior government officials. The aircraft are scheduled for delivery in the third quarter of 2013.
The KRG Explorer fleet will be equipped with the latest technologies, including weather radar and IFR Category A capability. Powered by two Pratt and Whitney Canada PW207E engines, the MD 902 Explorer features a fully articulated main rotor system, bearingless composite flexbeams and rotor hub. With NOTAR anti-torque technology, the MD 902 Explorer continues to be the only light twin in the world to operate without a tail rotor, an extraordinary safety and noise reduction advantage. The six-place cabin is also the largest in the light-twin class. MD 902 Explorer safety and maintainability are further enhanced by integrated HIRF and lightning strike protection, built-in maintenance steps and platforms, and an advanced composite airframe that is resistant to corrosion.
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