Leonardo Flies High at Paris with New Technologies
Italian company has advanced on a number of fronts, in particular training, and military helicopters.
Leonardo’s AW139 is powered by two P&WC PT6C-67C turboshaft engines of 1,142 kW (1,531 hp) each. This one on display this week at Le Bourget is configured for Italy’s firefighting operation.
Leonardo’s AW139 is powered by two P&WC PT6C-67C turboshaft engines of 1,142 kW (1,531 hp) each. This one on display this week at Le Bourget is configured for Italy’s firefighting operation.

Leonardo has recently achieved advances in its helicopter business, consolidated its electronics activities, created a cybersecurity division, and rapidly expanded its commercial presence around the world, featuring new offices across Europe, Latin America, and Asia. This week during the Paris Air Show, Leonardo will maintain its drive for innovation, capabilities, and autonomous forms of transport by unveiling series-production versions of the new M-345 trainer and its new unmanned platform and the latest in the Falco family, the AWHERO rotorcraft.