Aircraft
Airbus Helicopters Signs New Agreement in Indonesia
Local partner PTDI – currently completing Cougars, Fennecs and Panthers – will be helped to develop support and MRO services.
The first two H225M Cougar helicopters in full combat SAR configuration were handed over to the Indonesian air force by PTDI last November. (Photo: PTDI)
The first two H225M Cougar helicopters in full combat SAR configuration were handed over to the Indonesian air force by PTDI last November. (Photo: PTDI)

Airbus Helicopters and Indonesian Aerospace (Indonesian acronym PTDI) signed a new agreement to jointly develop local support and MRO services for the helicopters that PTDI supplies to the Indonesian military and government agencies. The two companies have been cooperating for more than 40 years, during which time they have delivered some 160 helicopters to southeast Asia’s largest country. In most cases, they have been delivered from Europe in a "green" state, for completion and mission-equipping by PTDI at its factory in Bandung.