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PT DI Ekspor 11 Unit Pesawat di 2017

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PT DI Ekspor 11 Unit Pesawat di 2017 13 Maret 2017 Pesawat terbang dan helikopter yang telah diproduksi PT DI (image : PTDI) Liputan6.com, Jakarta PT Dirgantara Indonesia (DI) akan mengekspor 11 pesawat produksinya ke negara lain pada tahun ini. Pemesanan terbanyak berasal dari Filipina untuk pesawat jenis NC212. Direktur Niaga dan Restrukturisasi PT DI Budiman Saleh mengatakan, ‎saat ini pihaknya telah mendapatkan pesanan pesawat dari sejumlah negara di Afrika dan ASEAN. Jenis pesawat yang dipesan yaitu CN235 dan NC212. "Kalau lihat dari Senegal 1 unit CN235, Ivory Coast (Pantai Gading) 1 unit CN235‎. Thailand kita mau jual 2 unit 212 pada Ministry of Agriculture langsung business to goverment dan Filipina ada permintaan 7 unit 212," ujar dia di Kantor Kementerian Perindustrian, Jakarta, Rabu (8/3/2017). Dia menjelaskan, untuk pesawat PTDI jenis CN235 dibanderol dengan harga sekitar US$ 25 juta-US$ 30 juta per uni. Sedangkan NC212 dibanderol seharga US$ 12 juta per unit. Bu...

SAIC Unveils First Amphibious Combat Vehicle 1.1 to U.S. Marine Corps

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SAIC Unveils First Amphibious Combat Vehicle 1.1 to U.S. Marine Corps 23 Februari 2017 SAIC has rolled out the first of 16 Amphibious Combat Vehicles that the US Marine Corps will use for testing. It is an enhanced, customized variant of the ST Kinetics TERREX 8x8 combat vehicle fielded by the Singapore Army. (photo : SAIC) CHARLESTON, S.C.--Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) today unveiled its first Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) 1.1 prototype to the U.S. Marine Corps during a ceremony held at the company’s integration facility in Charleston, South Carolina. This vehicle is the first of 16 to be delivered for testing by the Marine Corps, which is scheduled to begin next month. “SAIC is incredibly proud to deliver this modern, high-tech, highly-capable solution to the Marine Corps. Our employees and team members worked tirelessly to successfully deliver this solution to the Marine Corps on time despite delays due to an initial contract award protest,...