Portugal approves the purchase of three KC-390 aircraft with electronic warfare for the Hellenic Air Force, at a cost of €590 million
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The Portuguese Council of Ministers has approved the procurement of three KC-390 aircraft on behalf of Greece. The cost of the three aircraft and the technical support package amounts to 532 million euros, while the Electronic Warfare Suite will cost an additional 57 million euros. The financing will come from Greece through an intergovernmental agreement (Government-to-Government […] The article Procurement of three new C390 transports for the …
Lisbon secures financing for three Embraer KC-390 Millennium transports destined for Greece, along with electronic warfare equipment and a support package, totaling almost 590 million euros before VAT. Decision 207/2026 of the Portuguese Council of Ministers, published on October 22 in the Official Gazette of the Portuguese Republic, provides for the undertaking of multi-year financial commitments […] The article Portugal gave the green light fo…
The Portuguese government announced today, 22 October, the acquisition of three Embraer KC-390 Millennium transport aircraft from Embraer for further transfer to the Greek Air Force, within the framework of a government-to-government agreement between Lisbon and Athens. The operation envisages a commitment [...] The entry For more than €530 million, Portugal authorized the purchase of three KC-390 Millennium for the Greek Air Force appears first…
Portugal approves the purchase of three KC-390 aircraft with electronic warfare for the Hellenic Air Force, at a cost of €590 million
Portugal’s Council of Ministers approved the procurement of three Embraer KC-390 Millennium aircraft for Greece under Resolution 207/2026. Greece pays the full €589.98 million, and the aircraft will give the Hellenic Air Force its first tanker and a jet-powered airlifter.
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