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Honeywell signs contract with U.S. Army for Chinook engines upgrade

USA - The contract worth up to 1,1 USDbn

Honeywell said at Asian Aerospace 2002 show, opened today at Singapore, that it has signed its new U.S. Army T55 upgrade engine program and is set to perform contract work estimated at $1.1-billion over the next eight years. The upgraded engine, the T55-GA-714A variant offers about a 22 percent boost in performance. According to Honeywell’s Mike Redenbaugh the company will now perform repair a...

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Rome, Italy, 02/26/2002 10:20
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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