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Tue, Feb 14, 2012

Bell Helicopter Unveils New 206 Series TT Strap

Extends Calendar Life To 36 Months, Price Remains Steady

Bell Helicopter has approved a new tension torsion (TT) strap for the Bell 206 series of helicopters. The TT strap, developed in collaboration with its long term supplier partner LORD Corporation, carries a calendar life of 36 months with anticipated calendar life extension following a Lead the Fleet program. This is an improvement over the current 24 months calendar life. The new TT strap utilizes an innovative material which is highly resistant to corrosion, and has been developed to meet Bell’s uncompromising requirements for safety. 

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As part of Bell’s overall commitment to making its aircraft more cost effective, the price of the new TT strap will remain the same as the current strap with anticipated delivery no later than the fourth quarter 2012. The special warranty credit for the mandatory calendar removal will be eliminated as a result.
 
“This is another example of Bell Helicopter Customer Support and Services on a mission – listening to our customers and delivering a solution,” said Danny Maldonado, senior vice president and Chief Services Officer for Bell Helicopter. “This calendar life extension will reduce the inconvenience and down time associated with a TT strap change and further reduce our operators direct maintenance costs.” 
 
“As a valued partner with Bell for more than 60 years, LORD is proud to help introduce unique and innovative solutions that increase end-user value and helicopter reliability,” said Lane Miller, vice president, Global Technology for LORD Corporation.

FMI: www.bellhelicopter.com

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