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HAI Convention News 2023
Charter & Fractional
Korean Forest Service Orders Columbia's New-build 234 Chinook
The sale reflects Columbia Helicopter's emphasis on manufacturing, overhauling, and upgrading the venerable family of heavy-lift rotorcraft.
Columbia Helicopters is finding demand for new-build versions of its 234 Multi-Mission Chinook aircraft. (Photo: Columbia Helicopters)
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Charles Alcock
• Managing Editor
March 7, 2023
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