U.S. Army Contracts Boeing for Nine More CH-47F Block II Chinook Helicopters
The CH-47F Block II has improved efficiency, payload and fuel capacity, critical for the Army’s heavy tactical lift missions.
Boeing received two contracts from the U.S. Army, worth $461 million, for nine CH-47F Block II Chinook helicopters, covering Lots 4 and 5.
- The contracts bring the total number of Block II aircraft on order to 18 airframes.
- A previous contract, covering Lot 3, was a $134 million award for three additional CH-47F Chinook Block IIs.
Boeing is working closely with the Army on a path forward for Lot 6 and has delivered six CH-47F Block II helicopters so far, which are undergoing evaluations to demonstrate their enhanced capabilities.
Boeing delivered the first production CH-47F Block II aircraft in June 2024, followed by the second in September.
Author's summary: Boeing receives $461 million contract for CH-47F Block II helicopters.
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