Welcome back to The Daily Aviation for a feature on Europe's most advanced attack helicopter, the Eurocopter Tiger, and its ...

After much delay, Germany’s Eurocopter Tiger attack helicopter will now deploy to Afghanistan for its first operational mission in early December. Four ASGARD-F Tigers will be transported to ...

Eurocopter and the German government have started a series of meetings as the pair attempt to thrash out an agreement over Berlin's plans to dramatically reduce its order for 80 Tiger attack ...

It’s tempting think of the two-seat Eurocopter as the Euro-Apache ... Like past French-German projects, the Tiger’s development begun in 1985 proved long and torturous—and complicated ...

Germany has massively reduced its orders ... Berlin initially ordered 122 NH Industries (NHI) NH90 TTHs and 80 Eurocopter Tiger UHTs in separate deals, but decided in 2011 to substantially alter ...

At the time of the order, 57 of the aircraft meant to replace the military’s Eurocopter Tiger attack helicopters were headed to the German Army and five to the Luftwaff special forces.

From that order, 57 H145Ms will be headed to the German Army, and five will be received by Luftwaff special forces. The aircraft is set to replace the military’s Eurocopter Tiger attack ...

80 UHT versions of the Tiger helicopter have already been ordered by Germany, 80 HAP/HAD Tigers have been ordered by France and 24 HAD Tigers have been chosen by Spain. Eurocopter is a wholly ...

in a new development centre at its German base in Donauwoerth. Eurocopter makes the Tiger attack helicopter, as well as the NH90 family of military helicopters. Its civilian-use range includes the ...