Talk:AgustaWestland AW119

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[edit] A119/AW119

From what I can see on Agusta's site, here in particular, the original model is still called the A119. Only the new model, the AW 119Ke, uses the AW letters. I don't think this matter as far as ther article name, but we ought to be consistent in the text. - BillCJ

Talk:AgustaWestland AW119

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[edit] A119/AW119

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