A Malaysian Navy Super Lynx conducts landing practice on a Singaporean warship.
Credit: Republic of Singapore Navy
SINGAPORE—The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) is exploring the possibility of leasing naval helicopters as a stop-gap measure should its Super Lynx Mk. 100 be retired before the introduction of new naval helicopters starting in 2026. RMN chief Admiral Abdul Rahman Ayob told local newspaper New Straits...
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