
陸軍3架CH-47SD「契努克」運輸直升機已進駐松山機場,為雙十國慶大會空中分列式進行半兵力訓練整備。直升機將於明日清晨實施首場訓練,機隊將飛越台北市區、博愛特區及總統府上空。民航局證實國慶空中操演期間部分參演飛機將使用松山機場起降,將影響部分民航班機。CH-47SD具備機外吊掛能力,曾於8月執行夜間油彈運補演練。
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雙十國慶大會是台灣重要的國家慶典,空中分列式為其重要儀式之一。陸軍CH-47SD「契努克」運輸直升機具備重載運輸與機外吊掛能力,過去常參與國慶活動,曾負責吊掛巨幅國旗。今年國慶空中操演將分階段進行訓練,首場為半兵力訓練,後續將有兩次全兵力訓練。
陸軍3架CH-47SD「契努克」運輸直升機已進駐松山機場。(記者羅添斌攝)
〔記者涂鉅旻/台北報導〕雙十國慶大會空中分列式即將登場,本報今日直擊,松山機場內已停放3架陸軍CH-47SD「契努克」運輸直升機,研判是提前進駐,為明日登場的首場「半兵力訓練」進行整備。由於CH-47SD過去曾多次在國慶大會肩負吊掛巨幅國旗任務,這次3架同時現身松山機場,也讓今年國慶國旗梯隊的實際編組備受關注。
國慶籌備委員會日前已公布,今年空中操演於9月23日完成航線空勘,首場「半兵力訓練」將於明日上午6時5分至7時40分實施,10月2日、5日再進行兩次「全兵力訓練」,機隊將飛越台北市區、博愛特區及總統府上空,為10月10日正式演出暖身。
值得注意的是,民航局日前證實,國慶空中操演期間,部分參演飛機及直升機將直接使用松山機場起降,相關操演也將影響部分民航班機。而陸軍3架CH-47SD直升機率先現身松山機場,也示國慶空中操演整備工作進入最後階段。
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CH-47SD為陸軍航空特戰指揮部所屬大型運輸直升機,採前、後雙旋翼設計,除了可執行人員、物資及裝備運輸,也具備機外吊掛能力;今年8月才曾投入夜間油彈運補演練,以機外吊掛方式運送油料。

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