Fenestron H160

The first serial H160 to roll off the brand new assembly line in Marignane performed a flight demonstration on the 17 December in front of the H160 team in an end-of-the-year celebration of the programme’s achievements in 2018.

Show goers discover an EMS-configured H145 in operation with Dutch operator ANWB and a full scale mock-up of the H160 fitted in an EMS configuration.

Show goers can take a close look at a full scale mock-up of the H160 fitted in an EMS configuration. With the largest cabin in its class, wide opening sliding door and roll-in stretcher capacity, the H160 is the next generation high intensive care helicopter ideal for long distances critical patient or incubator transport.

With the largest cabin in its class, wide opening sliding door and roll-in stretcher capacity, the H160 is the next generation high intensive care helicopter ideal for long distances critical patient or incubator transport

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 H160 wrapped up its customer demos with a last stop in Trenton, New Jersey.

First flight of the H160 PT3 on 13 October, 2017.

The H160 wrapped up its customer demos with a last stop in Trenton, New Jersey.

The H160 flies by Lady Liberty on its New York City sightseeing trip before heading to Trenton, New Jersey to perform demo flights as part of its North American Demo Tour in May 2018.

The H160 takes a sightseeing detour to New York City before heading to Trenton, New Jersey to perform customer demo flights as part of its North American Demo Tour in May 2018.

The H160 wrapped up its customer demos with a last stop in Trenton, New Jersey.

The H160 flies over the Grand Canyon just before its international airshow debut at the 2018 HAI-Heli-Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada

The H160 flies over the Grand Canyon just before its international airshow debut at the 2018 HAI-Heli-Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada

H160 Flight test pilot Olivier Gensse explaining the H160’s cockpit layout.

Olivier Gensse explaining that it takes two minutes from engine start-up for the H160 to be ready to take-off.

A post-flight briefing around the H160 after a demo flight in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The H160 getting ready for a day of demo flights in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sunrise in Las Vegas, the H160 coming out of its hangar for a day of flight demos.

During the Las Vegas leg of the H160 North American Demo Tour, a total of 12 flights were performed with 18 pilots and 42 customer representatives.