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DSEI 2019: Shrinking of UK rotary power opens up capability criticism

4th September 2019 - 15:00 GMT | by Tim Martin in London

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From a statistical point of view the UK’s rotary fleet has dropped by 50 aircraft over the last three years equating to a current overall inventory of 322 helicopters, with more recent changes including the retirement of Sea King Mk7s and first deliveries of Merlin Mk4/As.

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Tim Martin is Air Editor for Shephard Media, based in Belfast. 

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