This Tuesday, April 30, 2019, the Belgian Ministry of Defense organized, in the presence of the Minister of Defense, Didier Reynders, and a Luxembourg delegation, a visit to the Airbus assembly plant located in Seville to attend the merger of the hull and cockpit part of the first Belgian-Luxembourgish A400M (NSN 104).
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The first of the seven Airbus A400M Atlas bought by Belgium (plus one by Luxembourg) should be put into service at the Melsbroek military airport in May 2020 (Picture source: Belgian MoD)
The first of the seven Airbus A400M Atlas bought by Belgium (plus one by Luxembourg) should be put into service at the Melsbroek military airport in May 2020 (Picture source: Belgian MoD)
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