H160M missions
Introduction
Modular and versatile, Airbus’ H160M helicopter can cover a wide range of mission profiles for army, navy, air force operations and security agencies.
Army aviation
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.
Naval 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.
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.
Topics in focus
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H160M
The H160M's versatility allows it to perform a wide range of missions, from commando infiltration to air interception, fire…
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H160M technical information
Airbus’ H160M military rotocraft is ideal for the French Joint Light Helicopter (hélicoptère interarmées léger – HIL) programme.
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Civil helicopters
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The latest on the H160M
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Airbus launches H160M flight test campaign
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Airbus has started flight-testing the H160M Guépard. The helicopter was chosen as a single platform to equip all three branches of the French Armed Forces. -
Today’s discussions: tomorrow’s revolutions
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The H160M takes shape
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Airbus alongside the French Air Force, yesterday, today and tomorrow
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Wave hello to the future
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