The Indonesian Air Force has recently taken an important step in its training modernization program by ordering four Airbus H145 helicopters. This announcement was made at the Bali International Airshow, which is being held from September 18 to 21, marking a new collaboration between Indonesia and Airbus Helicopters.
As part of this agreement, Airbus will deliver the five-blade H145 helicopters to PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI), the Indonesian company responsible for reassembly, mission equipment completion, and customization work at its facilities in Bandung. Once these stages are completed, the helicopters will be handed over to the Indonesian Air Force.
The H145s will be used for military training missions and light search and rescue operations, thus enhancing the multi-mission capabilities of the Indonesian Air Force. Thanks to their versatility and proven performance, the H145 helicopters represent an essential asset for the country’s military aviation while demonstrating Indonesia’s ongoing commitment to modernizing its armed forces.