Aircraft
Twin Commander Aircraft Expanding Legacy Support
Twin Commander Aircraft attributes expanding staff and new parts suppliers to the availability of more parts for the legacy airplane.
Twin Commander has added staff and accessed specific parts to expand its legacy support of piston- and turbine-powered Twin Commander airplanes.
Twin Commander has added staff and accessed specific parts to expand its legacy support of piston- and turbine-powered Twin Commander airplanes.

Improved availability of specific parts and a couple of staff additions has enabled Twin Commander Aircraft to expand its legacy support of piston- and turbine-powered Twin Commander airplanes, the North Carolina-based company recently announced. Specifically, the hiring of technical service engineering manager Andrew Wilson and librarian Pam Moore has allowed the company to address some long-standing items of interest to Twin Commander owners.

In addition, the company is working to improve the cost and availability of some difficult-to-obtain parts. For example, Twin Commander is currently working on a replacement for the cabin pressure indicator, which the OEM hasn't provided for a number of years. The company expects a new indicator to be in stock as a custom kit in the next few months.