SYDNEY—Japan is budgeting ¥23-26.3 billion ($192-220 million) for development of a military-civil utility helicopter in a program it hopes to launch within 15 months, with production running until the 2030s. Airbus, Bell and Sikorsky are interested in the program, apparently teamed with Kawasaki...
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