Lockheed Martin Plans to Manufacture up to 100 New UH-60M Black Hawk for the U.S. Army and Allies
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Sikorsky, a company entirely controlled by Lockheed Martin, has finalized a strategic agreement with the U.S. Army for the supply of new production Black Hawk helicopters. The understanding previews an initial order of 16 helicopters, with the prospect to increase the fleet of beyond 100 exemplars in the next years in order to satisfy the changing operating requirements....
After reaching a new production agreement with the U.S. Army, Lockheed Martin, through its subsidiary Sikorsky, seeks to sustain and increase the production of UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters to respond both to U.S. requirements and to the demand of allied countries. The new contractual scheme initially contemplates 16 aircraft [...] The Lockheed Martin entry projects the manufacture of up to 100 new UH-60M Black Hawks for the U.S. Army and allies…
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