IDEX 2019: UAE’s 407 MRH sees continued success (video)

22nd February 2019 - 13:45 GMT | by Tony Skinner, Kate Martyr in Abu Dhabi

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Thirty 407MRH light attack helicopters are currently in operation with the UAE. Lyle Becka, VP of operations at NorthStar Aviation runs through the capabilities and weaponisation of the 407 MRH light attack helicopter as well as future plans for the aircraft in the region and beyond.

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Tony Skinner

Tony Skinner is Shephard Media’s Creative Director, overseeing the strategic direction, content development and project …

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Kate Martyr

Kate Martyr was the Land Domain reporter for Shephard Media during 2019.

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