The Airbus Helicopters H145 (formerly Eurocopter EC145) is a twin-engine light utility helicopter developed and manufactured by Airbus Helicopters. Originally designated as the BK 117 , the H145 is based upon the MBB/Kawasaki BK 117 C1 , which became a part of the combined Eurocopter line-up in 1992 with the merger of Messerschmitt-Bölkow ...

The H145’s compact footprint, unobstructed cabin and flat floor from nose to tail lend themselves to a full range of applications, accommodating one or two pilots and up to eight passengers in the standard configuration, or one or two pilots and up to 10 …

The H145’s compact footprint, unobstructed cabin and flat floor from nose to tail lend themselves to a full range of applications, including law enforcement, HEMS, and passenger transport. The configuration with one or two pilots and eight passengers is perfect …

This document compares specifications for three aircraft: the Leonardo AW169, Airbus H145, and Bell 429WLG GlobalRanger. It provides detailed information on the aircraft prices, performance characteristics, dimensions, avionics, cabins, engines, warranties, and standard features.

2017年5月22日 · Rotorheads - EC145 vs Bell 429 - Anyone moved from the 145 to a 429, or operate both? Interested in a real world comparison vs the manufacturer propaganda... Have read the relevant threads, but interested in hearing from those who have operated both.

Airbus Helicopters H145 vs Bell 429 GlobalRanger AIR.ONE showroom comparison tool gives you an easy way to compare aircraft specification and performance to determine which one best fits your requirements.

Airbus H145 is an advanced version of Eurocopter EC145. This helicopter has an all-composite tail boom with fenestron which is shrouded in the tail rotor. It features a new composite blade, a tail-rotor duplex actuator and dual hydraulic circuits, along with a newly designed gearbox.

Jeremy Parkin offers an overview of this popular twin-engine turbine model. The Airbus H145 has its roots in former German manufacturer MBB. With certification of all 145 variants being based on MBB’s original BK117 approval, the twin-engine light utility helicopter model predates MBB’s merger with Aerospatiale in 1992, forming Eurocopter.

Powered by two high-performance Turbomeca Arriel 2E turboshaft engines, it is equipped with a full authority digital engine control (FADEC). The twin-engine H145M provides the capability of transporting troops and materiel with minimal delay and delivering rapid…

Compact in size, this helicopter’s small footprint and large, flexible cabin make it the aircraft of choice for a variety of civil and military missions. The best-selling H145 family (BK117, EC145 and the H145) has close to 1,500 helicopters in service around the world and has clocked more than six million flight hours. 1 or 2 pilots. Speed.