Combining power, discretion and targeted firepower, Airbus’ single-engine H125M is ideal for a range of missions – from armed reconnaissance and light attack to tactical air control.
Armed reconnaissance or light attack
When called on for armed reconnaissance or light attack, the H125M’s ability to fire a variety of weapons ensures rapid-response fire support for troops.
The H125M can be equipped with Airbus’ HForce weapons system – 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).
Tactical air control
With the longest range in its category, the H125M is well-suited to serve tactical air control parties in effectively guiding attack helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
The H125M's spacious interior, with no separation between the cockpit and the cabin, facilitates communications between crew members, and offers an excellent field of view – even from behind.
H125M in focus
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