Rotorcraft
Kaman To Support Rebuilding Puerto Rico
ROTAK Helicopter Services will operate its K-Max aircraft in Puerto Rico to support infrastructure rebuilding efforts from Hurricane Maria.
With its narrow fuselage and distinctive contra-rotating, intermeshing rotors eliminating the need for torque compensation, Kaman Aircraft’s K-Max is optimized for heavy-lift operations.
With its narrow fuselage and distinctive contra-rotating, intermeshing rotors eliminating the need for torque compensation, Kaman Aircraft’s K-Max is optimized for heavy-lift operations.

Rotak Helicopter Services, a K-Max operator in Alaska, will operate in Puerto Rico to support infrastructure rebuilding efforts from Hurricane Maria, according to Kaman Aerosystems (Booth C4221). Ely Woods, owner and director of maintenance for Rotak, said the company will take delivery of two additional K-Max helicopters later this year. The K-Max is a heavy-lift, single-engine helicopter that features a counter-rotating rotor system that is designed for vertical reference flight.


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