Earl Howe, UK Minister of State for Defence (centre), joined the 2018 Farnborough Airshow handover ceremony for the first of four Airbus H125 helicopters provided to QinetiQ for operation by the Empire Test Pilot School (ETPS); with him at the ceremony are Colin James, Managing Director of Airbus Helicopters UK (left), and Nic Anderson, QinetiQ’s Managing Director - Air & Space

The first of four Airbus H125 helicopters was formally handed over to QinetiQ during a 2018 Farnborough Airshow ceremony for operation by the UK Ministry of Defence’s Empire Test Pilot School (ETPS); participating in the ceremony were Colin James, Managing Director of Airbus Helicopters UK (left), and Nic Anderson, QinetiQ’s Managing Director - Air & Space

At the 2018 Farnborough Airshow, Airbus provided the first of four H125 helicopters to be operated by QinetiQ for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Empire Test Pilot School (ETPS); speaking at the handover ceremony is Nic Anderson, QinetiQ’s Managing Director - Air & Space

Farnborough 2018 – H125 static display The Airbus H125 helicopter, on display at Farnborough Airport during the 2018 Farnborough Airshow, outclasses all other single-engine helicopters in terms of performance, versatility, low maintenance and acquisition costs

H125 Static Display Ambiance FIA 2018

A light military rotary-wing tactical unmanned aerial vehicle, the VSR700 is being developed jointly by Airbus Helicopters and Helicopteres Guimbal.

The first pre-serial H160 has been fitted with its rear fuselage, the first major component assembly having been pre-assembled in Albacete, Spain according to the site specialisation strategy implemented in Airbus Helicopters.

The second prototype of the NH90 Sea Lion

Alain Flourens, Executive Vice President, Engineering

Airbus Helicopters has delivered the first two of a total of six H145 helicopters to Swiss Air-Rescue Rega. These will replace Rega’s existing fleet of EC145 helicopters, which will be phased out by mid-2019. The first H145 helicopter is expected to be deployed at the Bern base in October.

Hong Kong based Government Flying Service (GFS) has received three H175s in public services configuration, becoming the world’s first operator of this new variant which enlarges the H175 mission capacity to search and rescue (SAR), emergency medical services, law enforcement, firefighting as well as land and maritime border control operations.

Hong Kong based Government Flying Service (GFS) has received three H175s in public services configuration, becoming the world’s first operator of this new variant which enlarges the H175 mission capacity to search and rescue (SAR), emergency medical services, law enforcement, firefighting as well as land and maritime border control operations.

Hong Kong based Government Flying Service (GFS) has received three H175s in public services configuration, becoming the world’s first operator of this new variant which enlarges the H175 mission capacity to search and rescue (SAR), emergency medical services, law enforcement, firefighting as well as land and maritime border control operations.

First H175 in public services configuration

Airbus Helicopters has delivered the first VIP version of the H175.

First autonomous flight trials of a VSR700 Optionally Piloted Vehicle (OPV) demonstrator.

The French Defence Minister announced the choice of H160 for France’s Joint Helicopter replacement programme.

Airbus Helicopters selected by Ascent as the Aircraft Service Provider for the UK’s Military Flying Training System.

First flight of the EC155 on March 11, 1998 in Marignane.

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Airbus Helicopters: the world's military training helicopter of choice

The Naval Utility helicopter

Designed for the most demanding missions

Airbus Helicopters is one of the participants in the European Clean Sky 2 Programme, developing – with extensive European partnership – a demonstrator for a high-speed rotorcraft known as Racer.

Discover what the future holds at Airbus

For the full complement of airborne law enforcement missions – including those performed with city, state or highway police; carried out by customs, border patrol, and coast guard units; and implemented by drug enforcement, SWAT or search teams – Airbus provides the helicopters, capability and special equipment to get the job done – no matter how complex the task.

Going the distance for oil & gas and SAR operators worldwide, the H225 is a dependable and capable part of the customer’s team.

The H135 is known for its endurance, compact build, low sound levels, reliability, versatility and competitive cost.

Make more value out of your H125.

Search and rescue agencies around the world count on the reliability, performance and efficiency of Airbus Helicopters rotorcraft for their critical missions. On call every day, Airbus Helicopters’ light, medium and medium-heavy rotorcraft are ready for search and rescue duties.

When immediate emergency assistance is needed, helicopters are irreplaceable. Airbus offers a range of rotorcraft recognized for speed and reliability, large EMS cabins, low vibration levels, excellent maneuverability, the ability to land anywhere, and low operating costs.

The H175 is setting new standards of safety and comfort and is the most competitive in its class.

From major tourist destinations to the busy airspace over cities, the single-engine H130 (previously known as the EC130 T2) is in widespread use with sightseeing services, charter operators, and law enforcement agencies, among others.

Superior power, advanced mission equipment, small footprint and large cabin size – the H145 is perfectly suited for a multitude of operations.

Learn more about the H160

The new “turnkey solution” designed for the most demanding operations.

Designed for both asymmetric warfare and conventional scenarios with a full range of armament for air-to-air-ground and air-to-air combat, the Tiger HAD has already proven its aerial superiority thanks to its agility and maneuverability. Six missions, easily deployable. Anytime, anywhere.