Australia becomes the first global customer to receive next-generation upgrades as Boeing delivers the 13th aircraft, expanding maritime surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities.

The arrival of the first two Apaches marks a new era in Australia’s attack helicopter capability, with 29 units ordered and 230 local maintenance jobs to be created in Queensland.

Apprenticeships and traineeships offer local recruits hands-on training with AH-64E Apaches starting January 2026.

Study shows local SAF production could add NZD 1.3B to economy and create 5,700 jobs by 2050 while enhancing fuel security.

For the first time, Boeing and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) have deployed to and operated the MQ-28 collaborative combat aircraft at an operational Air Force base.

Boeing and RAAF successfully demonstrated MQ-28 Ghost Bat control from an E-7A Wedgetail, showcasing advanced airborne teaming and integrated combat capabilities.

The first AH-64E Apache attack reconnaissance helicopter for the Australian Army has entered final assembly on the Boeing production line in Mesa, Arizona.

Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) has been selected to maintain the Australian Army’s new Airbus H135 ‘Juno’ training helicopter fleet, making BDA the predominant helicopter sustainment provider for the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

Boeing has signed a contract to enhance and modernise the Royal Australian Navy’s communications capabilities under SEA1442 Phase 5.