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Sikorsky, Alp Aviation Sign MoU For Helicopter Transmission Systems

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Friday, May 1st, 2009

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Sikorsky [UTX] and Alp Aviation April 38 announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) initiating the process to establish Alp as a qualified supplier of International Black Hawk helicopter transmission systems. "Twenty years ago, Sikorsky sold the first Black Hawk helicopters to Turkey and began developing its relationship in industrial participation that has grown into a significant business relationship," Stephen Estill, Sikorsky vice president, Strategic Partnerships, said. "This MOU demonstrates Sikorsky's long-term commitment to Turkey, as its fulfillment…

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