July 5, 2023 | International, Aerospace

Germany renews A400M In-Service Support contract with Airbus

The contract has a duration of 7.5 years and serves as an extension of the A400M In-Service Support contract that had been in place since December 2014.

https://www.epicos.com/article/766553/germany-renews-a400m-service-support-contract-airbus

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Germany renews A400M In-Service Support contract with Airbus

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French A400M completes helicopter-refueling drills France has recently completed a series of test flights to move forward with certification of the A400M’s capability to refuel helicopters during flight, day and night.

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French A400M completes helicopter-refueling drills
France has recently completed a series of test flights to move forward with certification of the A400M’s capability to refuel helicopters during flight, day and night.

Manufacturing woes could sink US sub fleet. Can 3D printing save it?
The U.S. Navy has commissioned a flurry of activities to mature metal additive manufacturing — and Danville, Virginia, is at the heart of that effort.