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Namibia government to buy two AgustaWestland AB139s

Namibia, Africa

African country Namibia's president, Sam Nujoma, has confirmed there is nothing wrong with Government's plans to buy two new helicopters, two Italian made AgustaWestland AB-139. "We cannot run a government without any helicopters," the President said in the National Assembly in response to a question by DTA-UDF Coalition leader Katuutire Kaura. Nujoma said the helicopters were not only for the transportation...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 27102
Rome, Italy, 04/26/2002 13:33
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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