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Chinese firm to receive four KA-32 fire fighting helicopters

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Chinese firm to receive four KA-32 fire fighting helicopters - Manufacturer publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: China Aircraft: Helicopters
Source: FlightGlobal

China’s Jiangsu Baoli International Investment will take delivery of four Kamov Ka-32A11BC fire fighting helicopters in 2016-2017.

The deal was announced in a statement by Russian Helicopters.

'These helicopters are successfully operated in China,” says Russian Helicopters chief executive Alexander Mikheev.

“This contract confirms our interest in developing mutually beneficial cooperation, and we plan to continue to grow it through additional deliveries and new projects.”





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