14 Mar, 18, Source: Enstrom Helicopter Corporation
During the week of February 5th, Enstrom Helicopter Corporation completed a successful acceptance of 4 piston 280FX helicopters to Global Services and Solutions of Pakistan. A team of inspectors from Global Services & Solutions led by co-owner Mr. Abdul Khaliq Awan and Mr. Ali Muhammad led the acceptance after a week-long inspection process at the Enstrom factory in Menominee; MI. The aircraft are scheduled to depart the factory the end of February and arrive in Pakistan in March.
Mr. Khaliq Awan said, “The acceptance went smoothly and we are looking forward to the aircraft arriving in country.” These will be the first Enstrom aircraft to be sold into Pakistan. Tracy Biegler, CEO of Enstrom Helicopter added: “We feel the Enstrom 280FX is the ideal training helicopter to operate in the difficult climate conditions of Pakistan. We look forward to our partnership with Global Service and Solutions for long term business growth in Pakistan”
Global Services & Solutions is an approved Enstrom Representative in Rawalpindi, Pakistan and provides aviation, and other support services for their customers in Pakistan.
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