Indobusiness - PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) as the state-owned aircraft manufacturer that has a factory in Bandung began to rise. SOE is flooded with orders from the military.
"The presence of PT DI should be the pride and mainstay for defense purposes as well as the Republic of Indonesia. During more than 36 years of PT DI is committed to the fullest support of defense equipment (main weaponry system) in the country," said Director of PT DI Uama Budi Santoso in a press release on Friday (05/17/2013).
Last year, PT DI managed to get a contract to purchase aircraft and helicopters Rp 7.9 trillion. This state has always been committed to fulfilling orders on schedule.
Currently, PT DI is the mainstay aircraft CN295 always subscribed to the Air Force. During this time the aircraft was ordered by 9 units. 2 years ago CN295 units have been delivered to the Air Force, and 2015 will be delivered 2 units anymore.
PATMAR CN235 aircraft then made PTDI also been handed over to the Navy 3 units this year. While NC 212-200 aircraft have been delivered also to the Air Force this year.
PTDI realize the power of armaments Indonesia 50 years ago is very respected in the Southeast Asian region. Indonesian aerospace power now is the time to rise again and for PT DI is a great opportunity to show the work of the nation in the complete weapon system in the country.
Besides aircraft, PT DI also got a lot of orders from military helicopters. In 2012, PT DI has submitted 4 units of Bell 412 EP helicopters to the Army and 3 units for the Navy. While this year, has been handed over to the 6 units of the Army helicopters, and will follow one unit again.
In 2013-2014, PT DI has received 16 orders from the Army helicopter unit.
The state also produces Super Puma helicopters 332 NAS which this year has been handed over to the Air Force 1 unit and 1 unit again in the next year.
For 725 Cougar helicopters, PT DI got orders 2 units in 2014, and 4 units in 2015.
All aircraft were delivered to the Ministry of Defence / Army PTDI ensure flight worthiness in accordance with user requirements and government regulations for military aircraft (IMAA).
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