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Alenia Aeronautica to maintain NATO’s E-3A AWACS fleet
Alenia Aeronautica, a Finmeccanica company, has recently renewed the contract with International Aerospace Management Company (IAMCO), for the supply of a wide range of maintenance and upgrade services for NATO’s AWACS (airborne warning and control system) aircraft fleet.
The contract signed by Alenia Aeronautica will generate estimated total sales of about €100 million. A remarkable business target has been recently achieved by Alenia Aeronautica that, through the signature of the contract with IAMCO, during the forthcoming decade will perform scheduled depot level maintenance (DLM) and unscheduled out-of-cycle (OOC) inspections, in support of 17 E-3A (B 707) AWACS aircraft, based in Geilenkirchen (D) and often deployed to survey international crisis situations all over the world.
Giuseppe Giordo, Alenia Aeronautica’s CEO, said: “Alenia Aeronautica is particularly proud to be confirmed in the role of providing NATO with its own maintenance and upgrade services in support of the E-3A AWACS fleet”.
Such agreement awards an enduring tradition of quality and reliability that Alenia Aeronautica has been constantly ensuring on this demanding programme during the last 20 years.
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