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Boeing awarded US$487mil contract for US Army Apache helicopters

Avionics and Technology
23 Aug 2021 | Khai Trung Le
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Contract specifies the provision and engineering and technical support of AH-64 attack helicopters through 6 February 2026

Contract specifies the provision and engineering and technical support of AH-64 attack helicopters through 6 February 2026

According to Boeing, there are over 1,200 Apache helicopters in operation in the US Army and international defense forces, and collectively have reached more than 4 million flight hours.

The US Department of Defense will declare the specifics of the cost-plus-fixed-fee contract, including locations and funding, at a later date.

Earlier in June, Boeing was awarded a US$169.5 million contract to support the full-rate production of lot 12 Apache helicopters.

Apache helicopters are among the most ubiquitous helicopters in service. Peter ten Berg captured a training exercise in the Norwegian Arctic of Chinook, Cougar, and Apache helicopters conducted ‘white-out’ landings.

Avionics and Technology
23 Aug 2021
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Khai Trung Le

Khai Trung Le is Editor of AirMed&Rescue. He is an experienced science writer, having previously been embedded in Cardiff University College of Physical Sciences, Innovate UK research council, and the UK Institute of Material Sciences. His writing can also be found on Star Trek and Vice.

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