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21 juin 2023 | International, Aérospatial

Belgian aerospace company Sabca signs framework agreement with Lockheed Martin to supply parts for F-35 fighter jet

Belgian aerospace company Sabca has signed a framework agreement with American arms giant Lockheed Martin, which could lead to a contract worth 500

https://www.aviation24.be/oem/sabca/belgian-aerospace-company-sabca-signs-framework-agreement-with-lockheed-martin-to-supply-parts-for-f-35-fighter-jet/

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