Tactical transports battle for regional interest
Airbus and Kawasaki offer their heavy airlifters.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries C-2 at Avalon. Photo: Grant Newman.
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Airbus and Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki Heavy Industries competed for attention at the Avalon Airshow in the wake of the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) Project AIR 7404 Phase One.
A rank outsider in the heavy lifter market, Kawasaki brought its C-2 twin-engined jet, while Airbus had two of its
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