Helicopter windscreens

[geminitrain]

Can anyone recommend a firm to replace a helicopter windscreen any help would be appreciated it's on a robinson 44 many thanks.

[daveparry]

Try Robinso ltd helicopter makers! lol

[Eric Mc]

daveparry said:

Try Robinso ltd helicopter makers! lol

They are American so it would be Robinson Inc.

Surely they must have a UK agent for parts service?

[Engineer1]

GKN Aerospace? they do a lot of military and civil aircraft, loco windows.

[Eric Mc]

What about these chaps?

http://www.heliair.com/Image.ashx?id=67647&cid...

[geminitrain]

Getting one isn't the issue gettingit fitted safely is though thanks for help so far though.

[Eric Mc]

I would have thought only outfits licenced to work on Robinsons would be allowed to carry out such a repair.

[Flintstone]

You're asking on a car forum about having an aircraft repaired? Am I missing something?

[Dr Jekyll]

Perhaps he reversed into a helicopter and is hoping to fix it before the owner notices.

[geminitrain]

No harm in asking there's a few people that know there stuff on here.

[Jackleman]

http://www.everest.co.uk/double-glazing-windows/ ????

[mrloudly]

Sloane Aviation Sywell

Hope you're sitting down for the quote...

[Simpo Two]

A new windscreen for my (modest) boat is £1,000; hate to think what a chopper screen is

[Geneve]

You should be able to get a used one.

Robinsons have a 12 year service life (at which point they can be rebuilt or scrapped) and quite a few do get written off, so I would imagine there'll be plenty of used spares specialists.

If you want new, try Tech Tool Plastics in Fort Worth - [e-mail] I've bough screens from them (although not for Robinsons).

[geminitrain]

Thanks for your help guys amazing what you can find out in a car forum.

[666 SVT]

Douglass valley breakers in Wigan deal in light aviation, Might be worth a call ?