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Boeing Increases Scope of Aviation Training In Australia

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Friday, March 5th, 2010

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Boeing [BA] has signed a US$60 million change proposal with Australia to increase the scope of the Army Aviation Training and Training Support (AATTS) contract. Awarded the contract in 2007, Boeing subsidiary Boeing Defence Australia has been supporting the Australian Army's Black Hawk and Kiowa helicopters with pilot, aircrew and technician training, operational fleet maintenance, and support services at the Army Aviation Training Centre in Oakey. Following detailed operational reviews, the Commonwealth and Boeing Defence Australia changed the scope of…

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