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The replacement of F-16 fighters, which has been in service for more than three decades, will be one of the government's most important dossiers in the coming months. As the 28 aircraft of the Portuguese Air Force (FAP) approach the end of service, the country will have to advance with an estimated investment of between EUR 2.5 billion and EUR 3.5 billion, one of the biggest decisions ever for the Defense.
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The replacement of F-16 fighters, which has been in service for more than three decades, will be one of the government's most important dossiers in the coming months. As the 28 aircraft of the Portuguese Air Force (FAP) approach the end of service, the country will have to advance with an estimated investment of between EUR 2.5 billion and EUR 3.5 billion, one of the biggest decisions ever for the Defense.