Airbus’ H125 continues to lead the single-engine helicopter market in all mission segments thanks to its high performance and multi-role capacity.
Technical description
Metric
Performance
| Hover ceiling OGE | 3,840 m (EASA certification Q1 2021) |
| Hover ceiling IGE | 4,039 m |
| Fast cruise speed | 260 km/h |
| Max* range with standard fuel tanks at SL | 630 km |
| Max* endurance with standard fuel tanks SL | 4 hr, 30 min |
| Flight envelope (Temperature) | -40°C to ISA +35°C limited to 50°C |
| Max altitude flight | 7,010 m |
Dimensions
| D-value | 12.94 m |
| Rotor diameter | 10.69 m |
| Cabin internal volume | 3.00 m3 |
Characteristics
| Crew + passengers | 1 or 2 pilots + up to 6 passengers |
| Max takeoff weight (MTOW) | 2,250 kg |
| Max takeoff weight with external load | 2,800 kg |
| Useful load | 976 kg |
| Standard fuel tank capacity | 426 kg |
| Engine type | Safran Helicopter Engines Arriel 2D |
| Takeoff power | 710 kW / 952 shp |
Imperial
Performance
| Hover ceiling OGE | 12,600 ft (EASA certification Q1 2021) |
| Hover ceiling IGE | 13,250 ft |
| Fast cruise speed | 140 kts |
| Max* range with standard fuel tanks at SL | 340 NM |
| Max* endurance with standard fuel tanks SL | 4 hr, 30 min |
| Flight envelope (Temperature) | -40°C to ISA +35°C limited to 50°C |
| Max altitude flight | 23,000 ft |
Dimensions
| D-value | 42.45 ft |
| Rotor diameter | 35.07 ft |
| Cabin internal volume | 105.94 cu. ft |
Characteristics
| Crew + passengers | 1 or 2 pilots + up to 6 passengers |
| Max takeoff weight (MTOW) | 4,960 lb / 5,225 lb (with dual hydraulic) |
| Max takeoff weight with external load | 6,173 lb |
| Useful load | 2,151 lb |
| Standard fuel tank capacity | 940 lb |
| Engine type | Safran Helicopter Engines Arriel 2D |
| Takeoff power | 710 kW / 952 shp |
Configurations
Four passengers
The one pilot and four passenger configuration is ideal for VIP or private and business aviation. With forward-facing seats and a spacious cabin, passengers can make the most of their time in the air.
Five passengers
The H125’s standard seating configuration of one pilot and five passengers complements commercial transport operations. Passengers benefit from ample legroom and a comfortable ride.
Six passengers
The six-passenger configuration is often used by tourism and sightseeing operators. The H125’s compact cabin means every passenger has the opportunity for breath-taking views.
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Airbus Helicopters Naming Convention
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Airbus Helicopters renamed the majority of its products in 2015 to reflects its own rebranding as Airbus and to provide its customers with a coherent and easy-tounderstand product range.
Civil helicopters product range - Brochure
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The most efficient helicopter solutions.
H125 brochure
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Well known for its outstanding performance and versatility, the H125 is a member of Airbus’ proven Ecureuil family of helicopters.
H125 Technical description
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Did you know?
| Total accumulated flight hours for single engine AS350, AS550, and H125 family: | +28.5 million (including the H125M) |
| Fleet leader: | 39,500+ flight hours for one AS350 – more than any other rotorcraft in Airbus’ entire helicopter range |
| Longest H125 in service: | 41 years (an AS350) |
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