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Kaman’s New Zealand Super Seasprite Achieves First Flight

Kaman’s New Zealand Super Seasprite Achieves First Flight
Kaman Super Seasprite Photo: Kaman Aerospace

Kaman Aerospace [KAMN] April 16 said the first New Zealand government NZ SH-2G(I) Super Seasprite helicopter began production flight testing at Kaman’s Bloomfield, Conn., facility. After production flight tests, this aircraft will be used for maintenance and aircrew training. The program is on track with deliveries of all 10 aircraft scheduled to be complete in mid-2015, the company said in a statement. “This milestone is significant for the program and our continued commitment to the New Zealand Maritime Helicopter Capability…

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