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AllClear signs an exclusive distribution agreement with Kearfott

Avionics and Technology
21 Apr 2023 | Jon Adams
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AllClear will be supporting their Black Hawk customers with Kearfott’s flight control actuators

Maintenance, repair and overhaul company AllClear has signed a multi-year exclusive distribution agreement with Kearfott, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Astronautics and manufacturer of guidance, navigation, and motion control components and systems. Under the agreement, AllClear will be the exclusive distributor of Kearfott’s UH-60 Black Hawk flight control actuators to international regions and US Air Force PROS. Black Hawks are used in a variety of capacities, from military to aerial firefighting duties, and search and rescue operations. AllClear continues to support the military aerospace aftermarket by expanding its product offering to UH-60 operators and its overall portfolio.

Richard Potts, AllClear Vice President, OEM Management, said: “AllClear is excited to build on our UH-60 product offering through the addition of Kearfott to our original equipment manufacturer (OEM) portfolio. Kearfott is a respected OEM providing innovative flight control actuation products. We look forward to working with Kearfott and connecting their products to the global UH-60 fleet.”

Brian Dyra, Business Development Director at Kearfott, added: “Kearfott is pleased to partner with AllClear to better support our international customers’ Black Hawk trim servo needs.”

Recently, Astronautics President Robert Atac told AirMed&Rescue about the changes and advances in the avionics industry.

Avionics and Technology
21 Apr 2023
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Jon Adams

Jon is the Editor of AirMed&Rescue. He was previously Editor for Clinical Medicine and Future Healthcare Journal at the Royal College of Physicians before coming to AirMed&Rescue in November 2022. His favorite helicopter is the Army Air Corps Lynx that he saw his father fly while growing up on Army bases.

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