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Leonardo displays its latest-generation medium-lift AW149 helicopter

Avionics and Technology
12 Sep 2019 | Editorial Team
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Leonardo is pitching the twin-engine AW149 to customers around the world which are considering replacing their fleets of ageing multi-mission helicopters and it could be an ideal solution for the UK, said the company, when it displayed the aircraft at the DSEI 2019 event.

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“In line with this strategy, the AW149 is designed to meet the operational needs of military commanders with excellent levels of safety and survivability and attractive through-life costs. Features such as 4-axis autopilot, advanced open system avionics architecture and large sliding doors for ease of access for troops and equipment make the AW149 an ideal candidate to replace legacy platforms as they go out of service. The twin engine type features excellent hot & high performance and a max cruise speed (ISA, MTOW, SL) of 287 km/h 155 kts,” added Leonardo.

The helicopter can be used for troop insertion, cargo re-supply / external lift, medical evacuation, search and rescue (SAR), combat SAR and close air support.

Avionics and Technology
12 Sep 2019
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