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Introduction

As the quietest helicopter in its class, the twin-engine H145 offers exceptional performance along with upgraded main and tail rotor systems. This guarantees an unprecedented level of performance in both hover and one-engine inoperative conditions.

Technical description

Performance

Hover ceiling OGE 2,729 m 8,955 ft Hover ceiling IGE 3,807 m 12,490 ft Recommended cruise speed 241 km/h 130 kts Max* range with standard fuel tanks at SL 650 km 351 nm Max* endurance with standard fuel tanks SL 3 h 35 min 3 h 35 min Flight envelope (temperature) -45°C +50°C -45°C +50°C Max altitude for TO and landing 6,096 m 20,000 ft Sound level during level flight 85.7 dB 85.7 dB

Dimensions

D-value 13.54 m 44.42 ft Rotor diameter 10.8 m 35.43 ft Internal volume (cabin and cargo compartment) 6.03 m3 213.16 cu. ft

Characteristics

Crew + passengers 1 or 2 pilots and up to 10 pax 1 or 2 pilots and up to 10 pax Max takeoff weight (MTOW) 3,800 kg 8,378 lb Max takeoff weight with external load 3,800 kg 8,378 lb Useful load 1,905 kg 4,200 lb Engine 2 x Safran Helicopter - Arriel 2E 2 x Safran Helicopter - Arriel 2 Standard fuel tank capacity 723 kg 1,593.9 lb Takeoff power 667 kW / 894 shp 667 kW / 894 shp Empty weight, Baseline Aircraft Definitions 1,895 kg 4,178 lb Maximum dual cargo hook load (single hook) 1,600 kg 3,527 lb load (HEC class D) 800 kg 1,764 lb

Configurations

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.

Passenger transport

Eight passengers

The configuration with one or two pilots and eight passengers is perfect for transport or offshore airlift operations. The H145’s large cabin accommodates an additional 1.31m3 of cargo, while its smooth ride provides for a relaxing journey.

10 passengers

The H145 can also carry 10 passengers in high density configuration

Public services

Emergency medical services

The layout with one or two pilots and up to two stretchers includes room for up to three HEMS crew members for emergency medical services missions. Efficient loading of stretchers through side sliding doors or rear clamshell doors facilitate patient comfort and safety.

Law enforcement

The Airbus’ H145 offers multiple seating arrangements for law enforcement operations – including a two-pilot configuration with an operator workstation installed in the rear position and space for four passengers, along with versions tailored for transporting up to five police officers (plus console operator), nine SWAT team members or 10 troops.

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