Avalon Airshow 2009 - Lockheed pushes Pathfinder for Australian CH-47Ds
Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control has confirmed it is seeking to stage a demonstration of its Pathfinder helicopter pilotage sensor for the Australian Army.
The company is proposing the sensor as a potential upgrade option for Australia’s Boeing CH-47D Chinook helicopters, based on operational lessons emerging from the use of that type by Australian army aviators in Afghanistan.
Joe Elmer, Lockheed’s manager of international business development for rotary wing sensors and missiles, says initial discussions have been launched with the Australian Defence Force’s capability development group and Army aviation regiment about a demonstration. Talks have also been held with
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