13 Nov, 16, Source: Mint Turbines
The UH1 Operators website at www.uh1ops.com is pleased to announce the new sponsor of the UH1OPS
T53 Maintenance page, Mint Turbines. The new page will cover articles, tips, and information regarding the T53 engine which is operated by a majority of UH-1 operations. This page, like the existing UH-1 Maintenance page is an informative resource for UH1 Operators who follow the site.
“Our goal is to provide a new resource to T53 engine operators seeking information on maintenance and operations of T53 engines,” Colin Kilmaster, Director Engine Sales states, “After finding the UH1OPS.com website, we felt this was the perfect platform to distribute, enhance and share this information.”
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