H160M technical information
Introduction
Based on Airbus’ H160 helicopter, the H160M military version creates added value for operators in terms of performance, economic competitiveness and flight safety.
Technical Description
Performance
- Range at VBR, 5000 ft., ISA+20°C with 20 min.
- 848 km
Dimensions
- D-value
- 15.67 m
- Rotor diameter
- 13.4 m
Characteristics
- Crew
- 2 pilots + 5 equipped commandos
- or
- 2 pilots, 2 stretchers, 5 soldiers
- Armament: Cabin mounted
- 7.62 mm Pintle machine gun
- &
- Pintle sniper rifle
- Armament: Side mounted
- Missile 12.7 mm axial machine gun
- Maximum takeoff weight
- 6,050 kg
Documents
Brochures
Military Range Brochure
Brochure H160M
Infographic
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- Brochures
- Infographic
Military Range Brochure
Brochure H160M
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