H125M
Introduction
Airbus’ two-tonne H125M helicopter meets military requirements for a cost-effective armed rotorcraft platform with a very small footprint and excellent manoeuvrability.
A versatile airmobile platform
The H125M is perfectly tailored for training, tactical transport, ISTAR (intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance) and armed reconnaissance or light attack tasks. It relies on power, simplicity, firing stability and stealthiness to carry out a wide range of demanding missions.
The H125M can adopt different configurations and can be equipped with different weapon systems. Airbus’ HForce weapons system is a comprehensive, modular and cost-efficient weapon system that can be used on any military version of Airbus’ civil helicopter range (H125M, H145M and H225M).
Capable of flying discreetly in the battlefield environment with its small silhouette, the H125M has a reduced radar signature through the use of composite materials and infrared-reflective paint.
The helicopter benefits from the excellent handling and easy-to-fly characteristics of Airbus’ single-engine Ecureuil family. Fully operational in high and hot environments, it holds the world altitude record by landing on Mount Everest at 8,848 meters.
Built for performance
Fitted with Safran’s powerful Arriel 2D turboshaft engine and a dual-channel full authority digital engine control (FADEC) system, the H125M is well-suited to combat missions.
Designed to significantly reduce the crew’s workload, the cockpit offers pilots enhanced flight safety with Airbus' Vehicle and Engine Multifunction Display (VEMD).
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Airbus’ two-tonne H125M provides an agile and cost-effective armed platform for a range of military missions.
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In the spotlight
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With the start of the International Military Helicopter conference, William Samson, VP, Head of Market Operations, reflects on the future of military helicopters, a theme he also discussed at Airbus… -
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Airbus alongside the French Air Force, yesterday, today and tomorrow
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The AH-125 and MH-125 Ares
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Airbus Helicopters introduces first American-made military versions of the H125
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The latest on the H125M
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Web Story Helicopters
Today’s discussions: tomorrow’s revolutions
With the start of the International Military Helicopter conference, William Samson, VP, Head of Market Operations, reflects on the future of military helicopters, a theme he also discussed at Airbus… -
Web Story Defence
Airbus alongside the French Air Force, yesterday, today and tomorrow
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Web Story Helicopters
The AH-125 and MH-125 Ares
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Press Release Helicopters
Airbus Helicopters introduces first American-made military versions of the H125
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Web Story Company
Two H125s help rescue climber in Pakistan
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