Ministry of Defence Criticized: Fighter Jets Cost 14 Billion More - The Copenhagen Post
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Denmark’s F-35 Bill Overruns Plan by $2.2 Billion, Auditors Find
Denmark’s purchase of F-35 fighter jets will be about 14 billion kroner ($2.2 billion) more expensive than planned, according to the national auditors, who criticized the Nordic country’s government for giving inadequate information to parliament.
The cost of Denmark's F-35 acquisition programme will be significantly higher than expected. According to a report published by the Danish Court of Auditors, the total bill will exceed by almost 14 billion Danish kroner (2.2 billion dollars) the estimates...
The Ministry of Defense should have previously said that fighter jets would become more expensive, concludes Rigsrevisionen.
Denmark’s Lockheed Martin F-35 acquisition costs rise by $2.2 billion above original estimate, national audit office says
The total cost of the aircraft is now expected to reach 71.2 billion kroner over 30 years. That figure includes expenses such as maintenance and pilot training. The new estimate is higher than the Defence Ministry’s earlier figure of 57.1 billion kroner. According to the report, the ministry maintained that estimate until January 2026 despite receiving information over nearly 10 years indicating that actual costs would be 14 billion kroner highe…
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