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The reliable workhorse
Ready for the mission
The Airbus C295 is a robust, reliable and highly versatile tactical transport aircraft designed for missions ranging from troop and cargo transport, maritime patrol, airborne warning, surveillance and reconnaissance, to signals intelligence, armed close air support, medical evacuation, VIP transport and airborne firefighting.
With more than 300 aircraft under contract, the C295 has an outstanding reliability record and proves itself to be a highly efficient aircraft every day.
The C295 is the perfect workhorse, offering unparalleled versatility and proven reliability to meet the needs of armed forces, governments and NGOs - today and tomorrow.
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Total Orders: 301 Total Deliveries: 226 Total in Operation: 224
A global leader
The C295 can carry up to eight tonnes of payload or up to 70 troops at a maximum cruise speed of 260 knots. Its flexibility is further enhanced by its ability to be equipped for air-to-air refuelling of fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
Equipped with retractable landing gear and an unobstructed 12.69 metre pressurised cabin, the C295 can cruise at altitudes up to 30,000 ft while maintaining excellent low-level flight characteristics. It has remarkable short take-off and landing (STOL) performance from unpaved, soft and sand/grass airstrips.
Powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127G turboprop engines, the C295 offers excellent manoeuvrability, and fuel efficiency enabling endurance of up to 13 hours.. This engine has been flown on more than 6,000 aircraft, accumulating over 160 million flight hours, making it a highly reliable, easy-to-maintain option with outstanding operational availability.
The C295's baseline now includes winglets, which provide even better performance in all phases of flight, offering improved take-off characteristics from hot and high airfields, higher cruising altitudes (especially at higher weights), increased endurance and an overall fuel burn reduction of three to six percent. C295 operators have accumulated more than 600,000 flight hours in all types of environments, demonstrating the effectiveness and soundness of the aircraft and system design.
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Technical description of C295
Proven with the world’s armed forces
The combat-proven C295 has excelled in challenging environments such as Chad, Iraq, Afghanistan and beyond. It operates in extreme climates, from the jungles of Brazil and the mountains of Colombia to the deserts of Egypt and the freezing winters of Poland.
Optional self-protection systems, including cockpit armour, chaff/flare dispensers and advanced warning systems, have been tested in hostile environments. In-flight refuelling is also an option.
Working for the benefit of society
The C295 is widely used for humanitarian and non-military missions, including disaster relief, search and rescue (SAR), and surveillance missions such as monitoring illegal immigration, drug smuggling, piracy and deforestation. It also assists in marine pollution control.
With its short take-off and landing (STOL) capability and the ability to operate from unprepared airstrips, the C295 is ideal for resupply missions in remote areas.
C295 variants
The versatile C295 excels in a wide range of missions, with configurable variants using palletised modular systems.
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C295 Tactical Transporter
The C295 is a proven airlifter, perfect as a transport or as a versatile complement to heavy airlifters and helicopters.
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C295 Maritime Surveillance Aircraft
The C295 is the benchmark in maritime patrol aircraft, with an advanced mission system proven in maritime and search operations.
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C295 MPA/ASW
The C295's endurance and military systems make it the perfect platform for medium range maritime patrol and anti-submarine…
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C295 Armed/ISR
The C295 armed ISR version provides close air support (CAS) for ground forces, convoys, and facilities.
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C295 SIGINT
With the longest endurance in its class and enhanced survivability, the C295 is ideally suited for SIGINT missions.
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C295 Air-to-air refuelling
With a removable refuelling kit, the C295 transforms into an air tanker, delivering up to 5,000 kg of fuel to aircraft.
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C295 Medical Evacuation
The versatile C295 provides rapid emergency response for medical evacuations (MEDEVAC) to even the most remote locations.
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C295 Fire Fighter
The C295 uniquely combines tactical transport capabilities with the versatility of an airborne firefighting water bomber.
Fully Integrated Tactical System
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Airbus Defence and Space's Fully Integrated Tactical System (FITS) is the C295's core mission system, covering roles from anti-submarine warfare to search and rescue.
FITS uses networked computers and displays to process and present sensor data, increasing efficiency and reducing crew workload. It features modular consoles and integrates radar, EO/IR sensors, AIS and more.
FITS supports multiple configurations and is adaptable for future upgrades, including airborne early warning roles.
Advanced cockpit technology
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The C295's advanced cockpit supports full operations with a two-person crew. It features Collins Aerospace's Pro Line Fusion® avionics system, which complies with current and future airspace regulations.
Four 14.1-inch multi-function touchscreen displays provide intuitive control, enhancing situational awareness and reducing pilot workload. The cockpit includes night vision goggle compatibility and supports civil and military tactical requirements with features such as ADS-B Out, TCAS II v7.1, RNAV, CPDLC and weather radar with wind shear prediction.
The autopilot and flight director system are fully integrated with the flight management subsystem through LNAV (lateral navigation) and VNAV (vertical navigation) modes.
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