Australia to retire Taipan helicopter fleet early after July crash

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Australia to retire Taipan helicopter fleet early after July crash
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The government is pushing ahead to deploy its new Black Hawk helicopter fleet.

In July, a Taipan helicopter crashed during a joint military exercise, killing four Australian aircrew.

“The first of the 40 Black Hawks that will replace the MRH-90 have arrived and are already flying in Australia. We are focused on seeing their introduction to service as quickly as possible,” Marles said in a statement. Norway last year said it would return the NH90 military helicopters it ordered from NHIndustries because they were either unreliable or delivered late, in a decision the manufacturer called “legally groundless”.

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