The United States has offered to sell 36 used Apache attack helicopters to South Korea at less than 60 percent of the out-of-factory price, with upgrades to replace most of their critical parts, including the frame and engine, Yonhap News reported on Sept. 14.
. The before-sale upgrades, often referred to as Block III, will essentially render the second-hand aircraft looking and performing as brand new, Yonhap quoted a source close to the envisioned deal as having said.
"When the aircraft is disassembled for the Block III upgrade, it will get a new frame that will practically reset its age to zero," the source said.
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