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Albatross 2.0 Revival

Classic Flying Boat Returns With Modern Upgrades

A classic flying boat from the 1940s may be making a comeback, as Amphibian Aerospace Industries and Apogee Aerospace announce a deal for 15 modernized Albatross 2.0 aircraft. The agreement, valued at $420 million, includes plans to establish manufacturing, maintenance, and systems integration capability in India. The Albatross 2.0 will feature a modern glass cockpit and Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprops, and could serve in a variety of roles, including maritime patrol, paramilitary, search-and-rescue, and commercial operations. According to AeroTime, the partnership aims to revive the aircraft as a certified transport-category amphibian, with a focus on establishing a manufacturing and maintenance presence in India.

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    Albatross 2.0 Revival

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    Classic Flying Boat Returns With Modern Upgrades

    A classic flying boat from the 1940s may be making a comeback, as Amphibian Aerospace Industries and Apogee Aerospace announce a deal for 15 modernized Albatross 2.0 aircraft. The agreement, valued at $420 million, includes plans to establish manufacturing, maintenance, and systems integration capability in India. The Albatross 2.0 will feature a modern glass cockpit and Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprops, and could serve in a variety of roles, including maritime patrol, paramilitary, search-and-rescue, and commercial operations. According to AeroTime, the partnership aims to revive the aircraft as a certified transport-category amphibian, with a focus on establishing a manufacturing and maintenance presence in India.

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