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With the acquisition of two (2) long range maritime patrol, the Philippine Air Force can maximize their work in monitoring and detection of intruders in country's exclusive economic zone.
This patrol aircraft could greatly enhance the air force firepower capability. The acquisition cost 5.97 billion pesos for the two long range patrol aircraft.
The selection of this aircraft is still in process since the first bidding failed.
- Philippines Acquiring P-3c Maritime Aircraft
Philippine News Agency --The Department of National Defense (DND) on Thursday confirmed that the country is interested in acquiring P-3C "Orion" maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft from Japan. "We are interested in acquiring them (P-3Cs) especially...
- Three Maritime Patrol Aircraft For The Philippines From Japan
Providing aircraft even small planes would represent a military improvement for the Philippines, which has only a handful of fixed-wing aircraft it can set out on maritime patrols. Equipping Philippines with maritime-capable patrol planes...
- Philippine Air Force 2014 Major Acquisition
Year 2014 is a challenging year of Philippines air security where a tension is high but Philippine air force unable to do its fullest role because of equipment scarcity. With this updated list of Philippine Air Force modernization project and some...
- Bidders File Motion For Reconsideration In Failed Bidding For Long Range Patrol Aircraft
MANILA, Aug. 19 (PNA) -- The seven bidders for the Department of National Defense (DND)'s P5.9-billion LRPA (long range patrol aircraft) project have formally filed their motion of reconsideration. This is to appeal the failure of bidding declared...
- Philippines To Acquire Cn235 Medium Lift Aircraft
According to its website, the aircraft can accommodate up to 36 paratroopers and up to 18 stretchers with four attendants. Aircraft Capability ASW Capability Transport Troops and Cargo Maritime Patrol Medical Evacuation Source: http://www.airbus.com/aircraftfamilies/military-aircraft/cn-235/...
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Maritime Patrol Aircraft Acquisition for Philippine Air Force
With the acquisition of two (2) long range maritime patrol, the Philippine Air Force can maximize their work in monitoring and detection of intruders in country's exclusive economic zone.
This patrol aircraft could greatly enhance the air force firepower capability. The acquisition cost 5.97 billion pesos for the two long range patrol aircraft.
The selection of this aircraft is still in process since the first bidding failed.
- Philippines Acquiring P-3c Maritime Aircraft
Philippine News Agency --The Department of National Defense (DND) on Thursday confirmed that the country is interested in acquiring P-3C "Orion" maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft from Japan. "We are interested in acquiring them (P-3Cs) especially...
- Three Maritime Patrol Aircraft For The Philippines From Japan
Providing aircraft even small planes would represent a military improvement for the Philippines, which has only a handful of fixed-wing aircraft it can set out on maritime patrols. Equipping Philippines with maritime-capable patrol planes...
- Philippine Air Force 2014 Major Acquisition
Year 2014 is a challenging year of Philippines air security where a tension is high but Philippine air force unable to do its fullest role because of equipment scarcity. With this updated list of Philippine Air Force modernization project and some...
- Bidders File Motion For Reconsideration In Failed Bidding For Long Range Patrol Aircraft
MANILA, Aug. 19 (PNA) -- The seven bidders for the Department of National Defense (DND)'s P5.9-billion LRPA (long range patrol aircraft) project have formally filed their motion of reconsideration. This is to appeal the failure of bidding declared...
- Philippines To Acquire Cn235 Medium Lift Aircraft
According to its website, the aircraft can accommodate up to 36 paratroopers and up to 18 stretchers with four attendants. Aircraft Capability ASW Capability Transport Troops and Cargo Maritime Patrol Medical Evacuation Source: http://www.airbus.com/aircraftfamilies/military-aircraft/cn-235/...