Polish Army to Replace Soviet Helicopters with Massive Apache Fleet
Poland Signs $4.77 Billion Deal for 96 Apache Helicopters
Under a $4.77 billion contract, Poland has officially secured the largest single order ever for Apache helicopters.
A total of 96 AH-64E helicopters with radar systems will be delivered to the Polish Army between 2028 and 2032, replacing older Soviet Mi-2 and Mi-24 helicopters.
Poland currently operates eight AH-64E helicopters leased from the US Army and plans to use them as training units until the full delivery of its ordered fleet.
This 96-helicopter order represents the largest individual purchase of Apache helicopters outside the US government since the platform entered US Army service in the 1980s.
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