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Luftkutscher
7 years ago

This depends entirely on which type of helicopter the rotor blade is intended for. A huge difference between a rotor blade for a small two-seat lightweight helicopter of the Robinson R22 type and a rotor blade for a CH 47. A sheet for an R22 at best costs the equivalent value of a small car, while the sheet of a CH47 or CH53 can already be the value of a detached house. For the usual turbine helicopters it is necessary to calculate costs in the 5-digit range. Unfortunately, such leaves do not keep unlimited, but have a limited service life, so that they have to be exchanged after a precisely defined number of operating hours.

LeCoqSportif
7 years ago

200 .-

Luftkutscher
7 years ago
Reply to  LeCoqSportif

200,- Euros do not even extend as a deposit 🙂