Participant in LIMA Airshow - Info Berkaitan Pesawat dan Perlatan...

nizam_syah82

ape deal/mou yang baru libatkan MOD?..takkan takde kot..MRCA ke..eye on the sky ke?

zulupapa

dah lama 10 Bge PARA tidak menunjukkan aksi mereka di LIMA ............ rindu lak .......

jofizo

CTRM dapat kontrak Airbus, Boeing RM2b


COMPOSITES Technology Research Malaysia Sdn Bhd (CTRM), pengeluar dan pembekal komponen komposit untuk pesawat Airbus dan Boeing, mendapat kontrak bernilai RM2 bilion daripada Spirit AeroSystems (Europe) Ltd (Spirit) dari United Kingdom.

Ketua Eksekutifnya, Datuk Rosdi Mahmud, berkata ia bagi pembekalan komponen komposit sayap dan fiuslaj kepada Spirit yang mendapat kontrak Airbus bagi mereka bentuk dan mengeluarkan struktur utama sayap program A350 XWB (Xtra Wide-Body) dan A320.

"Kontrak itu akan melonjakkan kontrak semasa CTRM kepada RM8.5 bilion bagi tempoh 15 tahun," katanya sambil menambah kontrak itu membuktikan penerimaan syarikat antarabangsa terhadap teknologi dan produk CTRM.

Beliau berkata demikian di Pameran Udara dan Maritim Antarabangsa Langkawi 2009 (Lima 09) di sini semalam.

Perjanjian pembekalan itu akan dimuktamadkan di sini hari ini dengan disaksikan sendiri Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

Spirit sebelum ini mendapat kontrak daripada Airbus bagi mereka bentuk dan mengeluarkan struktur utama sayap bagi program A350 XWB dan A320. Syarikat itu akan mereka dan memasang struktur sayap utama di kemudahannya di Prestwick, Scotland, manakala pemasangan awalan di kemudahan Spirit Malaysia di Subang.

Spirit membangunkan kemudahan baru di Subang menerusi anak syarikat Spirit AeroSystems Malaysia Sdn Bhd dan sebahagian Spirit AeroSystems Inc, pembekal bebas terbesar aerostruktur dan sistem aeroangkasa dalam pasaran penerbangan komersial.

lkick2113

143# jofizo

ni ke kompeni yg wat tank untuk isi minyak kat udara utk cik su dulu?????

pcboss

bukan cobham ke?

StealthTuah

89# standupper

Thanks stand..tak payah tggu tempur/perajurit buat liputan

Aku rasa design dah cukup hebat cuma prestasi sebenar je tak tau lagi bagi locally-made UAV .

Fulmar tu dah jauh lari dari design konvensional UAV. MAV Sapura pon, cuma 18 minit flight time pendek sgt..memang seswai utk askar kat hutan jela.

Kalau performance bagus, harap GOV jgn lengah2la beli..kang local company merajuk pulak

HangPC2

IceMallet

Untuk masuk ke LIMA sabtu ni, ada dress code ka?

guyfawke

147# HangPC2

tenrsengih panjang la pakcik dua org tu...

HangPC2

Hari Dengar khabar Pihak Sukhoi (United Aircraft) nak tunjukan Model Prototype PAK-FA kat LIMA ....


ada tak ?

yastross

90# standupper Pics cantek broo...thanks.Bley bg close up smokey bandit tu x?

asher

aper lagi mou yg dah sain? ada ka? mcm hambar je..xda crita2 pembelian terbaru..

guyfawke

Delivery date of A400M, however, remains flexible
MARHALIM ABAS
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009 11:07:00
Langkawi

LANGKAWI: Airbus Military is unable to confirm when Malaysia will receive its first A400M air-lifters it signed for in 2005.

Airbus Military Defence Capability Marketing director Didier Vernet told The Malay Mail that the delivery of the Malaysian airlifter depended on several factors.

It would depend on the success of the first test aircraft programme and whether or not the seven nations that started the programme did not defer delivery of their aircraft due to budget or other factors.

Recently, the only other export customer, South Africa, cancelled its order for eight A400M, leaving Malaysia as the only non-European customer, for the airlifter. South Africa cited delays and rising purchase price as reasons for the cancellation.

Vernet said Airbus Military has yet to determine whether or not Malaysia would have to fork out extra for the airlifters which were originally scheduled for delivery in 2013.

Vernet was met at the EADS stand at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (Lima '09) yesterday.

Last month, Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi had said that he was assured by Airbus Military that the government would not have to fork out extra for the airlifters.

This means that the Malaysian A400M will cost around RM600 million each, some RM43 million lower than the aircraft's list price of US$190 million (RM643 million).

It had been speculated that purchasing countries may have to fork out more for the A400M than originally envisaged due to delays to the programme and the reduced number of planes manufactured.

Ahmad Zahid was given the assurance by EADS, the parent company of Airbus Military, during the Paris Air Show in June.

The government and Airbus Military signed the RM2.5 billion deal in 2005 at Lima, for the supply and delivery of the four A400M airlifters.

It is designed to offer an increase in range and airlift capacity compared with the current Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) main airlifter, the Hercules C-130.

It is capable of performing strategic operations: long range, large capacity, high-cruise speed, tactical missions, rough, short and soft-field performance, autonomous ground operation, low speed/low level operations, aerial delivery and “in-theatre” tanking operations as well as receiving and dispensing fuel.

Ahmad Zahid had said that the first aircraft for RMAF was expected to be delivered in 2015, two years behind schedule.

Vernet said the first A400 prototype was undergoing ground trials and if everything went well, the aircraft may make its first flight within the next few weeks.

As part of the offset package, Composites Technology Research Malaysia Sdn Bhd received work packages worth some RM1 billion for the design and manufacture of A400M airframe components to be delivered worldwide.

The British government, one of the founding members of the A400M project, is expected to decide whether to continue its participation in the programme soon.


LANGKAWI: Police Air Wing is set to expand its role as the country's premier enforcement agency with the addition of two Hawker Beechcraft King Air 350 Special Mission aircrafts.

The Special Mission King Airs will be fitted with a Forward Looking Infra-Red (FLIR) turrets and sideways looking radar that will enable police to conduct general and border surveillance.

The new aircraft is expected to arrive in Malaysia by the middle of next year. Currently, the air wing operates three King Air for training and air mobility roles. The first twin-engine King Air was delivered to the air wing last year while two more arrived this year.

Police Air Wing commander Datuk Chuah Ghee Lye told The Malay Mail yesterday that King Air provides the force with the capability to fly its personnel anywhere in the country. In a recent mission, one King Air even flew non-stop to Timor Leste.

"Previously, we were unable to fly direct from Kuala Lumpur to Sabah and Sarawak on our other two fixed-wing aircraft, the Pliatus Turbo Porter and Cessna Caravan, as both are single engine airplanes," he said. King Air made its public debut at the LIMA '09 with one aircraft being displayed at the apron outside the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre in Padang Matsirat.

The King Air 350 can fly up to 3,268km with four passengers of a maximum speed of 577km/h. With a pressurised cabin, the single pilot aircraft is able to fly up to 10,680 metres.

The aircraft has an endurance of five hours.

Chuah said 15 pilots of the Air Wing have been certified to fly the King Airs so far with another 15 expected to be trained.

Asked whether the police would need more fixed-wing aircraft in their inventory, Chuah said with the addition of the King Air, the unit hoped to get more helicopters to augment its stable of Ecuriel helicopters.

The police were originally allocated funds for the procurement of 15 new helicopters in the current Ninth Malaysian Plan but the plan was shelved due to the economic crisis.

Chuah said budget permitting, the air wing hoped to purchase light twin helicopters like the Eurocopter Dauphine or the AgustaWestland AW139.

The helicopters, according to Chuah, will be used for crime surveillance, border patrol, transport and search-and-rescue.

"With the light twins, we will be able to carry more personnel and their equipment at longer distances."

The air wing also planned to acquire heavy-medium helicopters like the Eurocopter EC225 for air mobility and utility roles. The EC225 is capable of carrying 30 fully equipped troops. The helicopter is the civilian version of EC725 Cougar helicopter which were selected for the Nuri Replacement Programme of the Royal Malaysian Air Force.

escortburuk

Boustead Heavy Industries associate unit wins RM704mil contract

KUALA LUMPUR: Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Bhd's associate company, Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd, has secured a RM703.8 million contract from the Ministry of Defence.

The company, in a filing to Bursa Malaysia Wednesday, said the contract, for the service life extension programme of Kasturi Class Corvettes (KD Kasturi and KD Lekir), has an implementation period of 53 months.

The contract is expected to positively contribute to the group's future earnings. - Bernama

nizam_syah82

Boustead Heavy Industries associate unit wins RM704mil contract

KUALA LUMPUR: Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Bhd's associate company, Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd, has secured a RM703.8 m ...
escortburuk Post at 2-12-2009 16:28

ni bukan citer lama ke???

curryjames71

155# nizam_syah82 Yupp cerita lama. Itu news BNS dekler sama BSKL.

cmf_nando

153# guyfawke

Lagi satu wish list dari Jabatan Kerajaan. So, wishlist dari Jabatan lain sudah sedia announce kat LIMA?

a)RMAF
b)Bomba
c)Martime Malaysia
d)Jabatan Perikanan
c)jabatan Marine polis
d)RMN
e))TD

jofizo

Kerajaan timbang kemampuan sebelum beli Eurocopter: PM

LANGKAWI: Malaysia melihat helikopter jenis Eurocopter EC725 sebagai pilihan terbaik bagi menggantikan helikopter Nuri untuk Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia (TUDM) tetapi pembeliannya tertangguh disebabkan kemampuan kewangan, kata Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

Perdana Menteri berkata Jawatankuasa Kira-kira Wang Awam Negara (PAC) telah meluluskan proses berhubung cadangan pembelian itu.

"Tidak dapat dinafikan lagi bahawa Kementerian Pertahanan dan TUDM mahukan helikopter jenis ini dan kerajaan pun bersetuju. Daripada segi integriti, proses ini tidak boleh dipersoalkan, jadi, yang menjadi soal sekarang ialah kemampuan," katanya pada sidang akhbar di Pusat Pameran Antarabangsa Mahsuri selepas melawat pameran dan menyaksikan majlis menandatangani beberapa perjanjian kontrak antara kerajaan dan syarikat dalam industri pertahanan sempena Pameran Maritim dan Udara Antarbangsa Langkawi (Lima 2009) hari ini.

Beliau ditanya bilakah urusan pembelian helikopter berkenaan dapat diselesaikan.

September lalu, Kementerian Pertahanan mengumumkan hasrat untuk membeli 12 Eurocopter EC725 berharga RM1.2 bilion tetapi sehingga kini, ia belum dilakukan.

Pada Disember tahun lalu, PAC menjalankan satu siasatan dan mendapati proses untuk membeli pesawat itu adalah mengikut peraturan dan mengesyorkan penubuhan sebuah panel bebas untuk menasihatkan kerajaan berhubung urusan pembelian itu.

Najib berkata kerajaan akan mengkaji kaedah berhubung kemampuan dan keupayaan kerajaan membeli pesawat itu.

"Dari segi prestasinya, helikopter ini mempunyai kemampuan yang tinggi dalam kelasnya," kata Perdana Menteri. - Bernama

jofizo

masih kelam lagi cougar nih......

asher

aku dah agak dah mesti xcompom punya..silap2 bungkus trus...