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US approves possible sale of training helicopters to Philippines

The US State Department approved the possible sale of TH-73A training helicopters and support to the Philippines, the Pentagon said Tuesday.

The estimated cost is $120 million.

“The proposed sale will improve the Philippines’ capability to meet current and future threats by providing an aircraft platform that will serve as the primary method of improving pilot training and skills,” it said in a statement.

The principal contractor will be AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation located in Philadelphia.

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered the required certification notifying Congress of the possible sale on Tuesday.

Source: AA

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