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Japan’s FDMA orders first Airbus H160

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  1. 7 September
  2. AviTrader
    Latest7 Sept, 11:39

    Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency orders first H160

    Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) has ordered an Airbus H160, marking the agency’s first acquisition of the next-generation helicopter.

    AviTraderAviTrader•Heike Tamm
  3. 6 September
  4. Aviation News EU
    Follow-up6 Sept, 18:31

    Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency Orders First Airbus H160 for Lifesaving Missions

    Aviation News – Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) has signed an order for its first Airbus H160, enhancing the nation’s disaster response and...

    Aviation News EUAviation News EU
  5. AeroTime
    Follow-up6 Sept, 14:56

    Airbus receives H160 order from Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency

    Airbus has received a H160 helicopter order from Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA) to strengthen the…

    AeroTimeAeroTime•Ian Molyneaux
  6. 5 September
  7. Asian Aviation
    Follow-up5 Sept, 23:12

    Japan’s fire and disaster management agency orders first Airbus H160

    Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA), under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, has signed an order for an Airbus H160, marking the agency’s very first acquisition of […]

    Asian AviationAsian Aviation•Asian Aviation Staff
  8. 4 September
  9. HeliHub
    First seen4 Sept, 11:24

    Japan’s FDMA orders first Airbus H160

    Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA), under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, has signed an order for an Airbus H160, marking the agency’s very first acquisition of the next-generation helicopter.

    HeliHubHeliHub•Gwen Wilson