Airbus Military announced the delivery on December 12 of a sixth C-295 to the Mexican Air Force.
Dave Allport - 12-Dec-2011

AIRBUS MILITARY announced on December 12 that the Mexican Air
Force has taken delivery of a new C295 aircraft that it had
ordered from Airbus Military. This order is in addition to the
five C295s delivered last year and that the Mexican Secretary
of Defence already operates.
The primary use of the aircraft will be transport of troops and
paratroops. It can also be readily configured for medical
evacuation (MEDEVAC) or can carry up to nine tonnes of
palletized or bulk cargo.
The capabilities of the C295 aircraft make it ideal for
military missions, both tactical and logistic, as well as for
civic/humanitarian missions in which its short take-off and
landing (STOL) abilities are essential to provide access to
remote locations.
When a customer comes back, that is due to the high quality of
the product. We are proud to provide the Mexican Air Force a
new C295 to keep on fulfilling the most demanding requirements
from the Mexican Secretary of Defence, said Airbus Military
Head of Programmes, Rafael Tentor.
The Mexican Air Force, Navy, and Federal Police have acquired
products from the entire family of Airbus Military Light and
Medium aircraft including: ten C295 (including this latest
delivery), seven CN235 (six of them in Maritime Patrol
version), and ten C212 (eight of them in Maritime Patrol
version).
To date, Airbus Military has sold 86 C295 to 14 different
operators.
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