5 Jan, 15, Source: Airwolf Aerospace
Airwolf Aerospace the value leader in life limited aftermarket helicopter components is pleased to announce that it has received FAA STC SR03408CH for its TT straps for Bell 204, 205, 212, UH-1 and AH-1 Helicopters. Airwolf’s AA-204-310-101-101 and AA-204-310-101-103 TT Straps are in stock for immediate shipment.
Senior Engineer, John Montana said, “we were able to utilize the expertise gained in developing our Bell 206 TT straps to design and certify our new medium Bell TT Straps. Now Operators of Bell 204, 205, 212, UH-1 and AH-1 Helicopters have a choice of TT Strap suppliers and will lower their operating costs by choosing Airwolf.” John Montana added that, “we will now pursue STC validation for our new medium Bell straps from Transport Canada and EASA.” Airwolf Aerospace received certification and began selling its Bell 206 Jet Ranger, Long Ranger and OH-58 straps in 2011. Airwolf’s Bell 206 TT straps are certified by the FAA, Transport Canada EASA and Brazil.
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