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Rotorcraft
Metro Signs for Five Kopter SH09 Helos
Metro Aviation has indicated its intent to purchase five Kopter SH09 singles upon certification
A memorandum of agreement from Metro Aviation for five SH09s brings the backlog for Kopter Group's all-composite light helicopter to 70 units. Swiss-based Kopter also has LOI agreements for another 100 SH09s. (Photo: Kopter Group)
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Mark Huber
• Contributor
July 23, 2019
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