16 Mar, 20, Source: HeliHub.com
Airbus Helicopters have confirmed to HeliHub.com that every sale of the H145 will now be a commitment to a five-blade helicopter. The four-blade rotorhead is no longer an option, and a number of the existing fleet are already scheduled for update to the newer model, including those ordered by German EMS operator DRF Luftrettung.
HeliHub.com understands that the current backlog on the H145 line is around 18 months from order acceptance to delivery ex Germany.
Jeremy Parkin – HeliHub.com
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