Introduction

Modular and versatile, Airbus' H160M helicopter can cover a wide range of mission profiles for army, navy, and air force operations as well as security agencies.

For army aviation roles, the H160M is the perfect complement to an air-land force, reconnaissance, special forces operations, command and control, communications, computers, and Intelligence (C4I - Computerised Command Control Communications, Intelligence) operations.

As a naval asset, the H160M is a key tactical tool for anti-surface warfare, naval force protection, maritime security, maritime environment surveillance and search and rescue missions. Anti-submarine capabilities are under study.

And, the H160M's power, range and equipment options make it an ideal aircraft for missions involving national airspace protection and search and rescue.

Airbus H160M

Airbus H160M

Army aviation operations

For army aviation roles, the H160M is the perfect complement to an air-land force, reconnaissance, special forces operations, command and control, communications, computers, and Intelligence (C4I - Computerized Command Control Communications, Intelligence) operations.

Equipped with Safran Euroflir 410 and Thales AirMaster C radar, the platform provides persistent surveillance for reconnaissance and intelligence missions.

H160-EXPH-2134-21

H160-EXPH-2134-21

H160

Naval operations

As a naval asset, the H160M is a key tactical tool for naval  warfare, naval force protection, maritime security, maritime environment surveillance and search and rescue missions.

Designed for demanding maritime environments, the platform features latest-generation sensors and has earned positive feedback from the French Navy. 

Airbus H160M

Airbus H160M

Air force operations

The H160M’s power, range and equipment options make it an ideal aircraft for missions involving national airspace protection and search and rescue.

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