Leonardo AW139 will replace NNSA’s air sipping helicopters

By Dan Parsons
Around 2024, the National Nuclear Security Administration expects to take delivery of a pair of new AW139 helicopters, joining the Air Force in swapping a rotary fleet of Bell birds for Leonardo aircraft.
The two Leonardo helicopters for the civilian…

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