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Less Tigers for French and Germany

London Great Britain - Is a public declaration of Jean-Francois Bigay, Eurocopter's CEO

Both France and Germany could buy a smaller number of Tiger attack helicopters than previously expected, according to Franco-German Eurocopter group chairman Jean-Francois Bigay. Both countries are expected to buy about 120 Tigers each, against a previous expected order of France and Germany for 215 and 212 of the aircraft respectively. Bigay's comments are the first time that the reduced figure...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 26343
Rome, Italy, 04/11/2002 13:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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