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NATO standard for the Bulgarian armed forces' Mi-24s and Mi-17s

Sofia, Bulgaria - Elbit and Lockheed Martin to attend to provide the necessary changes within a relevant upgrade programme

The Bulgarian armed forces, within the adaptation process in line with NATO's standards, decided to agree after the green light warranted by Bulgarian Government to Israeli Elbit and US Lockheed Martin the sign of a contract aimed to favour upgrading intervention on some 20 Russian-made military helicopters. Elbit, competent in avionics and defence electronics, will work as the prime contractor aiming...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 110336
Rome, Italy, 12/21/2004 19:10
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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