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Australia's Singapore deal annoys indigenous firms
AUSTRALIA'S AEROSPACE industry has been angered by its Government's endorsement of a joint venture set up to maintain Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) Agusta S.211 trainers at their base near Perth, Western Australia. The six-year contract is worth about A$18 million ($13.3 million) annually.
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