"Helicopters are an integral part of any logistics concept for offshore wind farms,” says Dennis Bernitz, Head of Western Europe Sales at Airbus Helicopters.

From left to right: Andreas Stöckle, Head of Industrial Site Airbus Helicopters Donauwörth, Bruno Even, CEO Airbus Helicopters, Christian Cornille, Head of Industry Airbus Helicopters do the ribbon cutting for the industrial metallic 3D printing at Airbus Helicopters in Donauwörth.

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ACH135

Since their founding in 1985, Boston MedFlight has transported over 70,000 critical care patients to hospitals all across the eastern US state of Massachusetts.

In March 2018, the EMS transport provider took delivery of a new H145, the first of three that are set to join the fleet.

The helicopters carry a three-person crew on average – the pilot, a critical care transport nurse and a paramedic – with space for up to two patients, and a seat for a family member if needed.

“Our daily mission is to provide the right vehicle to the right patient at the right time and transport them to the right facility” – Boston MedFlight mission statement.

Boston MedFlight transports some 4,000 critical care patients a year, or approximately 1,842 missions yearly.

Established to provide a regional emergency transport system focused on excellent patient care and high reliability, Boston MedFlight makes up part of a unique programme, partnering with a consortium of six hospitals to provide non-competitive, patient-first care.

Based in Hanscom, MA, Boston MedFlight provides helicopter, fixed-wing, and ground ambulance services for the state’s critically ill and injured patients.

Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) multiplies the capabilities of helicopters and unmanned aerial systems. By controlling drones from the air, military and parapublic crews can explore tough-to-access areas and significantly expand observational capacities.

Front row, from left to right: Wolfgang Schoder (CEO of Airbus Helicopters Deutschland), Abdulhakim Gohi (Vice President of Industrial Services, Aramco), Daniel Rosenthal (CEO of Milestone Aviation) Back row, from left to right: Alexis Vidal (Airbus Helicopters Vice President of Sales - Oil & Gas and Leasing), Michael York (Milestone Aviation Vice President of Sales - Middle East, Africa, India), Charles Simpson (Airbus Helicopters Head of Sales - Middle East)

Fly Blade, Inc. (“Blade”) has partnered with Sundance Helicopters based in Las Vegas, NV, to offer helicopter taxi flights on an H130 to Black Rock City for the 2018 Burning Man event, turning what is for many an 8-hour drive into a 45-minute journey. With its low sound levels, large cabin and panoramic windows, the H130 is a leader in the tourism and passenger transport sector.

Kansai-based helicopter operator Hiaratagakuen has welcomed its second H145. Currently operating 14 H135s and one H145, this new H145 will join Hiratagakuen’s growing fleet to support emergency medical service (EMS) missions, and serves as a passenger and material transport.

ambiance - static display at Farnborough Airshow 2018

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

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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.

Airbus’ mission-proven H215 – available in 2 different versions to meet customer requirements – is characterised by its rugged design, excellent payload lift performance, cost efficiency and demonstrated ability to operate in the world’s most austere environments.

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.