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Main description

State of the Art
and Experienced
Tailored for the most demanding operators, the EC225 is an 11-ton helicopter integrating all the latest technological innovations. The two TURBOMECA MAKILA 2A1 engines, the main gear box and the 5-blade rotor give this machine the power for a high payload, along range and a fast cruise speed. Its flight endurance exceeds 5 hours 30 min. Most of all, this aircraft meets the latest JAR 29 amendments, including the 30-minute dry run demonstration for the main gear box.

Technical Data

Characteristics

Even more power

The EC225 offers high operational availability and payload, long range and fast speeds.

The Value of Experience

The Super Puma Family
Worldwide Civil and Military
Operations

The EC225 has evolved from the vast experience accumulated by some 100 Super Puma operators; some 900 helicopters have been ordered in 52 countries. The in-service Super Puma fleet has logged more than 4,4-million hours and the fleet leader  has flown 39,300 hours.

CAPACITY
Passenger transport 2 pilots + 19 passengers with comfort seats
SAR 2 pilots + 4 crew with comfort seats + up to 20 pax or 3 stretchers
Executive / VIP 
2 pilots + 8 to 12 passengers
WEIGHTS
Maximum take-off weight 11,000 kg   24,251 lb
Maximum take-off weight with external load 11,200 kg   24,690 lb
Useful load, standard configuration 5,540 kg   12,213 lb
Sling load 4,750 kg   10,472 lb
Standard usable fuel capacity (2,553 l)
2,017 kg
  4,447 lb
2 TURBOMECA MAKILA 2A1 TURBINE ENGINES
Maximum power per engine (OEI 30")
1,776 kW 2,382 shp
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed (VNE) 324 km per hr 175 kts
Maximum cruise speed (at MCP) 262 km per hr 142 kts
Maximum range with standard tanks 838 km 452 nm
Maximum endurance
5 hr 38 min

 

OPERATION LIMITATIONS
Maximum altitude (in flight)
6,095 m
(Pressure Altitude)
  20,000 ft
(Pressure Altitude)
Minimum temperature (basic)
-30°C / -22°F
Minimum temperature
with extreme cold weather kit
-45°C / -49°F
Maximum temperature ISA + 40°C / ISA + 104°F (limited to 50°C / 122°F)
Glossary

ADELT: Automatically Deployable Emergency Locator Transmitter
AEO: All Engines Operative
AFCS: Automatic Flight Control System
FADEC: Full Authority Digital Engine Control
FLIR: Forward Looking Infrared
GPS: Global Positioning System
IFR: Instrumental Flight Rules
MCP: Maximum Continuous Power
OEI: One Engine Inoperative
SAR: Search and Rescue
TCAS: Traffic Collision and Avoidance System
VNE: Never Exceed Speed
VMS: Vehicle Management System