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ABACE Convention News 2014
Rotorcraft
Newest AW109 Trekker Is More Versatile With Skids
AgustaWestland recently introduced the new Trekker version of its AW109 helicopter with skid landing gear.
AgustaWestland’s AW109 Trekker is equipped with a skid landing gear that gives the light twin the operational versatility to serve in multiple roles, ranging from utility, surveillance and EMS work to passenger transport. (Photo: Barry Ambrose)
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By
Curt Epstein
• Senior Editor
April 11, 2014
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