AW101 – new chapter for Polish Navy
AW101 is the newest and most advanced helicopter in the Polish Navy, that has joined the fleet only in 2025 to replace old fleet of Mil Mi-14. We take a closer look at the operations and new capabilities that Polish Naby has gained with the expansion of their fleet.
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