12 Sep, 18, Source: HeliHub.com
City councillors of Albuquerque, Ken Sanchez and Trudy Jones, have joined together to ask their fellow councillors for the approval of a new helicopter for the Albuquerque Police Department. The department’s current EC120 is going on 17 years old and has issues operating at high altitudes. They have had to use it 44 times this year already, and with a new helicopter hope to be able to do more within the community, reports KRQE.
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