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Boeing Partner Picked For Saudi C-130 Maintenance

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Friday, October 24th, 2008

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Boeing [BA] partner Alsalam Aircraft was recently awarded a three-year $29 million contract to provide programmed depot maintenance (PDM) for the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) C-130 fleet. "We are honored to have this contract," Mohammed Fallatah, Alsalam president and CEO said in a statement. "Through our highly skilled work force and excellent facilities, we will provide the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with efficient and timely PDM support for its C-130s," he added. Under this contract, Alsalam will perform repairs,…

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