On June 11, 2025, the first Airbus A400M military transport aircraft for the Indonesian Air Force was rolled out of the paintshop at the Final Assembly Line in Seville, Spain, marking a key milestone. The aircraft is now undergoing ground testing before its first flight and delivery later in 2025. The second A400M for Indonesia has achieved its first power-on and is progressing with hydraulic and pilot simulation tests. Ordered in 2021, these aircraft will enhance Indonesia’s airlift capabilities for strategic, tactical, medical, humanitarian, and refueling missions. With a 37-tonne payload and 2,400-nautical-mile range, the A400M can operate from short or unprepared airstrips, supporting disaster relief and military operations.
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Indonesian Air Force’s First A400M Rolls Out in Spain, Set for Delivery in 2025
First A400M for Indonesian Air Force rolls out in Spain, set for delivery in 2025, enhancing airlift and refueling capabilities.
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