Helikopter - Airbus Helicopters selger avansert H225M til Brasil - Airbus

Helikoptertypen fikk aldri nydesignet MGB etter Turøyhavariet. Jeg er derfor redd for at girboksen kan bli såpass belastet at den ikke tåler kraften fra motorene over lang tid, for å si det enkelt. Jeg tror neppe at tilråingene til SHT er fulgt opp 100%. Jeg kan føye til at undertegnede var med (Jeg fløy dem ned i en Citation II) en delegasjon fra Helikopter Service AS i Marseilles i 1982 for å bestille AS332 Super Puma. Det var en underavdeling til Aerospatiale som bygget Exocet raketten. Mens vi var der kom nyheten om at HMS Sheffield var senket av en Exocet rakett i Falklandskrigen. Jubelen sto i taket. (Red.)

First ever naval combat H225M delivered to the Brazilian Navy @AirbusHeli Marignane, 24 November 2021 – Airbus Helicopters has delivered the first H225M in naval combat configuration to the Brazilian Navy. Stationed at the naval base in São Pedro d'Aldeia, the aircraft will boost the Brazilian Navy’s mission capabilities including anti-surface warfare and maritime surveillance.   Developed by the engineering team at Helibras (the Brazilian subsidiary of Airbus Helicopters), this naval version of the H225M aircraft is the most complex configuration that has ever been produced for this multirole helicopter. The aircraft’s embedded systems include the EWS IDAS-3 (countermeasure system), MBDA Exocet AM39 B2M2 missiles, the APS143 tactical radar and the naval mission system N-TDMS (Naval Tactical Data Management System) developed in partnership with Atech and Airbus Defense and Space, which is responsible for making the command and control of all embedded systems, including the missile system. “We are very proud of this achievement, which proves the industrial and technological capability of the Airbus Helicopters teams in France and Brazil to deliver one of the most modern solutions in the world to the Brazilian Armed Forces," said Alberto Robles, Head of Latin America at Airbus Helicopters. "Designed to meet the most demanding requirements of the Brazilian Navy, the advanced anti-surface warfare and tactical capabilities open new mission capabilities for the H225M utility helicopter."   The last stage of the firing campaign with the Exocet AM39 B2M2 missiles was successfully carried out last June, representing a major milestone in the programme, which led the way to qualification and delivery. The naval H225M is part of the contract signed by the Brazilian government in 2008 and which includes 50 H225Ms to be operated by the three armed forces. So far, 39 H225Ms have been delivered to the Brazilian Armed Forces, all of them assembled locally by Helibras.