Airbus’ H175 – which belongs to the super medium class of helicopters – offers the best performance in its category, as well as the highest safety levels in all flight modes.
Technical description
Metric
Performance
| Cruise speed | 267 km/h |
| Max range | 1,083 km |
| Max endurance | 5hr, 45 min |
| HOGE @TOP | 1,656 m |
Engine
| Engine type | 2x x Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67E |
| Takeoff power | 1,324 kW / 1,776 shp |
Characteritics
| MTOW | 7,800 kg |
| EEW (O&G) | 4,717 kg |
| External cargo | 2,700 kg |
| Standard fuel tank | 2,067 kg |
| Passengers | up to 18 |
| Pilot | 2 |
Imperial
Performance
| cruise speed | 144 kts |
| Max range | 590 NM |
| Max endurance | 5 hr, 45 min |
| HOGE @TOP | 5,432 ft |
Engine
| Engine type | 2 x Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67E |
| Takeoff power | 1,324 kW / 1,776 shp |
Characteristics
| MTOW | 17,196 Ib |
| EEW (O&G) | 10,399 Ib |
| External cargo | 5,950 Ib |
| Standard fuel tank | 4,555 Ib |
| Passengers | up to 18 |
| Pilots | 2 |
Configurations
16 seats for offshore transport
The two-pilot and 16-passenger configuration is ideal for offshore transport. With comfortable leg room and natural light, flying in the H175 is a pleasure
18 seats for commercial passenger transport
The two-pilot and 18-passenger layout is another option for offshore missions. A capable airlifter with the advantages of a helicopter, this configuration is equally suited to commercial passenger transportation.
Optimised for search and rescue
The two-pilot and six crew member configuration is ideal for search and rescue. Equipped with a SAR operator’s cabin console and stretcher, the crew has ample room to provide first aid during rescues.
8 seats for private and business aviation
The two-pilot and eight passenger seating arrangement is ideal for commuting and travel. With comfortable leg room and onboard data connection, the H175 caters to busy lifestyles.
10 seats for private and business aviation
The two-pilot and ten passenger layout is ideal for commuting and travelling. With comfortable leg room and data connection, flying in the H175 is a pleasure.
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