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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Black Hawk Helicopters Return to the Sky

UH-60M BlackhawkArmy’s Black Hawk helicopters have returned to full flying operations following the lifting of the recent suspension.

The suspension was put in place on 19 January following the identification of a number of fractured bolts during a routine maintenance check.

The Commander of Forces Command, Major General Michael Slater, as the Army Operational Airworthiness Authority has lifted the precautionary suspension following airworthiness advice from the Technical Airworthiness Authority.

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