Boeing Defence awarded RAAF contract to upgrade the Super Hornet and Growler fleets



A $600 million fighter jet contract is set to secure more than 350 Queensland jobs.

The move comes as Australia looks to boost its air force capabilities.

Boeing Defence has been awarded a contract to cultivate the Super Hornet and Growler fleets for the Royal Australian Air Force.

90 per cent of the contract will be spent in Australia, mainly in southeast Queensland.

The boost follows a recent $2 billion dollar upgrade to the Royal Australian Air Force.

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18 thoughts on “Boeing Defence awarded RAAF contract to upgrade the Super Hornet and Growler fleets”

  1. I've wanted to upgrade my 'Growler' for years but she won't leave! Jokes, Luv Ya Hun!🀣🀑🌏
    How about asking Rostec for the worlds best AD systems before attempting to upgrade 90's tech to fly into them!

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  2. Gosh I'd love a job in this industry thanks. I am an expert in logistics from mining πŸ‘ 20,000 parts reman warehouse. Jets have that many parts maybe and have former British Army officer as reference πŸ‘πŸ¦˜

    When do I start?

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  3. Had to go to Boeing as this is the only domain that CASG can't mess about because they are afraid of the consequences of becoming accountable for airworthiness, the RAAF had done a great job pushing the bureaucrats out of platform and system design.

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