The Federal Government does not assume that the possible upgrade of the German Tiger combat helicopters to the mid-life upgrade Mark III would significantly improve the operational readiness of the fleet. “The evolution to Tiger Mark III will not significantly reduce the complexity of the system. The causes of the deficits in material operational readiness cannot be eliminated in this way, ”says an answer to a small question from the CDU/CSU parliamentary group.
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