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Nigeria introduce nuovi aeromobili militari

Oggi cerimonia ufficiale; altri aerei ed elicotteri entro metà 2024

L'aeronautica militare nigeriana (Nar, Nigerian Air Force) inserirà nella sua flotta due nuovi elicotteri militari T-129 "Atak" realizzati dal costruttore turco Turkish Aerospace Industries (Tai) ed un aereo Beechcraft King Air 360i americano sviluppato da Textron Aviation. La cerimonia ufficiale si svolgerà presso la base aerea di Makurdi ed avrà come ospite d'onore il presidente Bola Ahmed Tinubu ed il...

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Abuja, Nigeria, 02/06/2024 08:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

DifesaNigeria acquista 12 elicotteri d'attacco

Bell AH-1Z "Viper" destinati all'aeronautica militare

Il governo della Nigeria ha perfezionato gli ultimi dettagli di un contratto con il produttore statunitense Bell Textron per l'acquisto di 12 elicotteri d'attacco AH-1Z "Viper". Il valore dell'affare si... more

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