• Thursday, June 8, 2023

Boeing Lands $308M FMS Chinook Contract Modification From Army


ChinookBoeing (NYSE: BA) has received a $308 million contract modification from the U.S. Army to manufacture 12 CH-47F helicopters for Holland through a foreign military sales contract.

The Defense Department said Thursday the company will complete the production in Ridley Township, Pennsylvania, by April 15.

The CH-47F Chinook helicopter incorporates a digital cockpit management system, Common Aviation Architecture System cockpit and cargo-handling systems.

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