At signature, an initial tranche of 2.3 billion dollars was released, drawn entirely from export customers Poland, Egypt and Kuwait. Neither the contracting authority nor Boeing has disclosed how the order value is divided among the three nations.
In addition to the AH-64E helicopters, the contract covers training and simulation equipment, spare parts and other essential support items. The Polish order, placed via FMS, includes 96 AH-64E Apache helicopters, with the full package estimated at around 10 billion dollars net.
Poland’s Letter of Offer and Acceptance was approved in Inowrocław in August 2024, and deliveries are set to run from 2028 to 2032. Annual planned deliveries are 15, 20, 32, 21 and eight aircraft respectively.
For Boeing, the deal is significant because it ensures continued operation of the AH-64E Apache assembly line for several more years. The company had previously projected that production of existing orders would conclude around 2029.
