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Bangladesh Army to Acquire King Air 360ER Light Utility Aircraft
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Bangladesh Army is set to enhance its aviation capabilities with the acquisition of the Beechcraft King Air 360ER, marking the first time the service will operate this modern light utility aircraft. The procurement represents another step in the ongoing modernisation of the Army’s aviation assets and highlights the increasing role of air mobility in supporting land force operations. The aircraft will be operated by the Army Aviation Group, the Bangladesh Army’s dedicated aviation branch, which has been expanding rapidly in recent years as part of broader efforts to strengthen operational flexibility and logistical reach. The introduction of a modern twin-engine turboprop aircraft will improve the Army’s ability to conduct a variety of support missions and enhance overall operational mobility. The Beechcraft King Air 360ER is the latest extended-range variant in the long-running King Air family, produced by Textron Aviation. The King Air series has been