Sikorsky in the news

Bell Textron is developing the Cheyenne II, the Army's next-generation rotorcraft, to replace the UH-60 Black Hawk, aiming for double the speed and range with advanced digital engineering, despite an unclear delivery timeline.

The US Army signed a flexible contract with Sikorsky for over 100 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, with options for scaling orders and planned upgrades to the aircraft.

Sikorsky is investing $62 million in modernizing its Blackhawk helicopters, integrating autonomy with its Matrix system, and developing an autonomous U-Hawk variant to keep crews out of danger.

Various military helicopters, from dedicated attack aircraft to heavy-lift and experimental designs like those from Sikorsky, surpass the Black Hawk's speed by a considerable margin.

Sikorsky secured a flexible production agreement with the U.S. Army for Black Hawk helicopters, allowing for new aircraft additions as needs evolve and ensuring continuous manufacturing.

Sikorsky is enhancing the CH-53K King Stallion's communication systems and other operational features for Israeli delivery, improving its performance in challenging combat scenarios.

The U.S. Army and Sikorsky Aircraft established a flexible new agreement for the production and delivery of UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, allowing for continued production and scalable orders.

Sikorsky and the US Army agreed to a flexible production contract for Black Hawk helicopters, starting with 16 units and expandable to over 100.

Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky and the US Army signed a new production agreement for Black Hawk Helicopters, with the document also detailing various financial and ESG ratings.

The US Army cancelled Sikorsky's Raider X helicopter as part of the FARA program cancellation, shifting focus to drones and upgrades for existing models.

Sikorsky secured a $234 million contract from the U.S. Army for 16 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, with potential for over 100 more, extending the program past 2027.

The US Army placed a $234 million order for 16 Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawks, providing near-term production but leaving long-term requirements uncertain.

Sikorsky's UH-60 Black Hawk has been the US Army's main multi-purpose transport helicopter since 1979, known for its reliability and adaptability in various missions.

Sikorsky secured a $234 million U.S. Army contract for 16 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, with potential for over 100 more, extending the program beyond 2027.

The US Army awarded Sikorsky a $234 million contract for 16 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters to sustain production and upgrade its fleet.

The White House opened a new granite helipad for the VH-92A Marine One, funded by Sikorsky due to the helicopter's turf-damaging exhaust, amidst ongoing program reliability concerns.

Sikorsky provides modular armament kits for its Black Hawk helicopters, enabling quick conversion to armed aircraft without compromising capacity, with production and servicing supported in Europe.

Sikorsky secured a $234 million U.S. Army contract for 16 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters, boosting Connecticut jobs.

Sikorsky secured a $234 million U.S. Army contract to procure 16 Black Hawk helicopters, with work to be performed in Stratford, CT, supporting jobs and the local economy.

Sikorsky received a $234 million U.S. Army contract for 16 UH-60M Black Hawks, with potential for over 100 more, sustaining production and jobs.