The contract extension has a potential lifetime value of $130 million and deliveries are scheduled to commence in 2020.
Meggitt’s fuel bladders use innovative polyurethane technology to provide a long-life, lightweight solution that is highly flexible, durable and maintenance-free.
Their unique self-sealing properties have proved fundamental in reducing fuel spillage incidents and reducing fire-related death and injury in survivable helicopter crashes to almost zero.
Chris Allen, President of Meggitt’s Airframe division said, “This contract reflects the strong relationship that exists between Meggitt and the US Defense Logistics Agency.
“We are proud that Meggitt technology has again been selected to support crew and passenger safety through our innovative fuel cell technology.”
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