The First 'GÖKBEY' Helicopter Has Been Added to the Inventory of the General Directorate of Security.
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The General Directorate of Security has added its first T625 GÖKBEY helicopter to its inventory. Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that a total of 18 GÖKBEY helicopters will be delivered to the police force.
The first delivery of the T625 GÖKBEY general-purpose helicopter, produced domestically by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ), to the General Directorate of Security has been completed.
TUSAŞ has delivered the first GÖKBEY General Purpose Helicopter to the General Directorate of Security. Thus, GÖKBEY has reached its third user after the Turkish Armed Forces and the Gendarmerie. The ceremony, held at TUSAŞ, was attended by the Minister of Interior Mustafa Çiftçi, the President of the Defense Industry Prof. Dr. Haluk Görgün, and numerous representatives from the Security Organization, TUSAŞ, and other defense industry organizati…
The GÖKBEY helicopter, developed by TUSAŞ, has entered the inventory of the General Directorate of Security. The delivery ceremony, held at TUSAŞ facilities, was attended by the President of the Defense Industry, Prof. Dr. Haluk Görgün, and the Minister of Interior, Mustafa Çiftçi. The first T625 GÖKBEY helicopter to enter the General Directorate of Security's inventory is Turkey's 8th, including all users. The post The GÖKBEY era begins at the …
Presidential Defence Industry Head Haluk Görgün stated that meeting Turkey's helicopter needs with domestic and national resources has prevented over $8 billion in direct imports, and that the total contribution of helicopter programs to the country's economy has exceeded $35 billion. Görgün also reported that the volume of defense industry projects has surpassed $150 billion, and the domestic production rate has risen to 83 percent.
The GÖKBEY helicopter has been added to the inventory of the General Directorate of Security. Presidential Defence Industry Head Haluk Görgün announced that Türkiye's ability to meet its helicopter needs with domestic and national resources has prevented over $8 billion in direct imports. Görgün stated that when maintenance and upkeep costs are also taken into account, the total contribution of helicopter programs to the national economy exceeds…
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