US EditionLockheed Martin, Polish Partner to Launch Apache Sensor Repair Hub in ŁÓdź
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A dispute has erupted between politicians from the ruling party and the Law and Justice party (PiS) over the purchase of Apache helicopters. Prime Minister Donald Tusk boasted about the aircraft during a conference in Łódź.
Lockheed Martin, Polish Partner to Launch Apache Sensor Repair Hub in Łódź
Lockheed Martin is teaming up with Polish aerospace firm Wojskowe Zakłady Lotnicze Nr 1 (WZL-1) to support maintenance of Poland’s future fleet of AH-64E Apache helicopters, following the country’s 2024 deal to purchase 96 aircraft. The partnership centers on servicing key Apache systems, including the Generation 4 Target Acquisition Designation Sight and Pilot Night Vision Sensor, as well as LONGBOW fire control radar units. Under the agreement…
Lockheed Martin and WZL-1 partner to support sustainment of Poland’s AH-64E Apache attack helicopter fleet
The partnership includes the establishment of a Special Repair Activity focused on Apache sensor systems. A new facility in Łódź will handle maintenance and repair of Generation 4 Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor and LONGBOW Fire Control Radar systems. Lockheed Martin said the facility will combine its sustainment expertise with WZL-1’s workforce and supply chain. The aim is to reduce repair turnaround times and imp…
Donald Tusk hailed an incredible success in Łódź. Standing against the backdrop of American Apache attack helicopters, he spoke about the signing of an agreement between Wojskowe Zakłady Lotnicze No. 1 (Military Aviation Works No. 1) and the American company Lockheed Martin. The contract concerns the servicing of the helicopters in Poland. Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz also commented on the matter. Former Defense Ministe…
Lockheed Martin has signed an offset agreement with Military Aviation Plant No. 1 in Łódź. The agreement is worth approximately PLN 300 million. It involves "creating specialized capabilities for the maintenance, repair, and operation (MRO) of sensor systems."
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