Contracts for June 29, 2021

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  15 mai 2023 | International, Aérospatial

  Britain to train Ukrainian pilots, supply more missiles and drones

  Debates within NATO nations over providing Ukraine with combat jets continues unabated.

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  15 avril 2021 | International, Aérospatial

  Florence Parly visite le site d’Airbus Helicopters à Marignane et doit annoncer des commandes d’équipement

  DÉFENSE Florence Parly visite le site d'Airbus Helicopters à Marignane et doit annoncer des commandes d'équipement La ministre des Armées, Florence Parly, se rend, ce jeudi 15 avril, sur le site d'Airbus Helicopters de Marignane, dans les Bouches-du-Rhône. Elle visitera la chaîne d'assemblage des H225 Caracal et rencontrera les salariés et apprentis œuvrant sur ces sites. « A cette occasion, la ministre annoncera des commandes d'équipements dans le cadre du plan de soutien gouvernemental à l'aéronautique, présenté en juin 2020 », indique le ministère des Armées. La ministre devrait annoncer, selon le journal La Provence, que la commande par l'État de huit hélicoptères Caracal, dans le cadre du plan de relance aéronautique, est finalisée. La Provence du 15 avril

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  6 juillet 2020 | International, Aérospatial, Naval

  Forecast: Western Maritime Helicopter Deliveries/Retirements 2020-2029

  July 06, 2020 Aviation Week Network forecasts that over the next ten years, 677 new, Western-designed helicopters performing maritime missions will be built, 114 will be re-engined/remanufactured, and 355 will be retired. Aviation Week defines this mission market as helicopters performing search and rescue (SAR) over bodies of water without special equipment, general-purpose helicopters based primarily on ships performing specifically maritime missions, or helicopters carrying specialized technology for anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) missions and over-water airborne early warning (AEW) missions. The V-22 is included in the forecast due to the CMV-22B's role performing the traditional helicopter mission of vertical replenishment. The largest procurement of maritime helicopters this decade will be the U.S. Coast Guard's upgrade of its fleet of 95 Airbus MH-65Ds (based on the H155) to the MH-65E standard. The largest new-build procurement of maritime helicopters will be NH Industries NFH90s going to several European countries. While the NH90 still has a customer in Qatar, it has definitively failed to gain wider traction in the Middle East as it struggled to compete with Leonardo and Sikorsky offerings. Very close behind the NH90 is the ubiquitous Sikorsky S-70/H-60, with new-build helicopters in the next 10 years. The two largest procurements of maritime helicopters in the world both belong to the Indian Navy, which has a 123-aircraft Naval Multi-Role Helicopter (NMRH) requirement for anti-submarine warfare helicopters and a 111-aircraft Naval Utility Helicopters (NUH) requirement. Leonardo's continued blacklisting by India has removed its ability to compete for 2/3rd of the worlds yet -to-be-decided maritime helicopters but it remains a strong competitor for much of the remaining helicopters in open competitions and requirements. For more information about the 2020 Forecast and other Aviation Week data products, please see: http://pages.aviationweek.com/Forecasts  https://aviationweek.com/special-topics/vertical-lift/forecast-western-maritime-helicopter-deliveriesretirements-2020-2029