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Nigeria asked Alenia for "rejuvenating" its G-222s

Lagos, Nigeria - A contract for the provision of an update of five airlifters besides the delivery of a sixth second-hand vehicle has been signed

Nigeria decided to renew its airlifters fleet by an update for the five G-222 in operational service which will be provided by Alenia Aeronautica (Finmeccanica group). The Italian aerospace company will be attending to the modernization of the vehicles for two years, though Lagos’ Government will also have a chance to take delivery of sixth second-hand aircraft of this type. Alenia’s effort will not...

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AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency
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