According to this guy, Tunisian had back down on the Kuwaiti hornet acquisition few days before. Is it true?
If it's true, can we get all 28, add to our 8 and get 36. Enough for 2 full squadron
It seem earlier report that Kuwaiti super hornet being delayed to 2025 isn't true at all. The super hornet are ready and the legacy hornet can be retired.
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Boeing completes Super Hornet deliveries for Kuwait
by Gareth Jennings
Boeing has completed delivery of 28 F/A-18E/F Super Hornet combat aircraft for Kuwait, transferring them to the US Navy (USN) ahead of their eventual handover to the customer.
A screenshot from a Boeing video showing the final Super Hornet for Kuwait departing St Louis on its delivery flight to the US Navy. (Boeing)
A screenshot from a Boeing video showing the final Super Hornet for Kuwait departing St Louis on its delivery flight to the US Navy. (Boeing)
The manufacturer announced the event on 2 September, posting a video of single-seat aircraft 822 departing its St Louis production facility in Missouri.
With Kuwait's 22 single-seat F/A-18Es and six twin-seat F/A-18Fs being contracted in a government-to-government deal, they have all been handed over to USN ahead of their expected transfer to the Kuwait Air Force (KAF) in the coming months (a precise timeline has not been disclosed). As previously reported by Janes, this delivery milestone was delayed slightly due to the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic.
by Gareth Jennings
Boeing has completed delivery of 28 F/A-18E/F Super Hornet combat aircraft for Kuwait, transferring them to the US Navy (USN) ahead of their eventual handover to the customer.
A screenshot from a Boeing video showing the final Super Hornet for Kuwait departing St Louis on its delivery flight to the US Navy. (Boeing)
A screenshot from a Boeing video showing the final Super Hornet for Kuwait departing St Louis on its delivery flight to the US Navy. (Boeing)
The manufacturer announced the event on 2 September, posting a video of single-seat aircraft 822 departing its St Louis production facility in Missouri.
With Kuwait's 22 single-seat F/A-18Es and six twin-seat F/A-18Fs being contracted in a government-to-government deal, they have all been handed over to USN ahead of their expected transfer to the Kuwait Air Force (KAF) in the coming months (a precise timeline has not been disclosed). As previously reported by Janes, this delivery milestone was delayed slightly due to the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic.
https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-det...ries-for-kuwait
Oct 2 2021, 06:26 PM, updated 5y ago
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