H155

First flight of the EC155 on March 11, 1998 in Marignane.

First unmanned flight of the EC155 UAV demonstrator

The AH155 (former EC155) conducts its maiden flight. This upgraded version of the Dauphin (Spheriflex 5-blade main rotor and quiet Fenestron® tail rotor) provides 40% more cabin space

The H155's high speed and long endurance make it an ideal tool for law enforcement duties ranging from patrol and the airlift of special weapons (SWAT) teams to surveillance and air support for ground operations.

The H155 fulfils the most stringent safety requirements for missions to offshore platforms, with full authority digital engine controls (FADEC), a 4-axis automatic flight control system and cutting-edge digital avionics to reduce pilot workload and support the highest levels of flight safety.

Elegantly designed, the H155 combines beauty and functionality. Its wide, unobstructed cabin accommodates 2 pilots and up to 12 passengers in a comfortable cabin layout. The corporate configuration seats 9 passengers, while a VIP arrangement holds up to 8 passengers.

The Spheriflex® main rotor head, shrouded Fenestron® tail rotor and composite tail rotor blades are designed for a long operational life and easy maintenance.

The H155 is equipped with 2 Safran Arriel 2C2 turbine engines, which are fitted with Full Authority Digital Engine Controls (FADEC) for fully automated one engine inoperative (OEI) safety.

With H155, Airbus provides intensive care and rapid transportation to ShandsCair, the critical care transport system of the University of Florida Health Shands Hospital

An operator of two H155 helicopters for executive transportation based in São Paulo has become the first Brazilian civilian customer to sign an HCare Smart contract with Airbus Helicopters.

Mission equipment for Shaanxi’s H155 includes a powerful searchlight, an electrical hoist and rappelling system, firefighting equipment, and a loud speaker.

Airbus’ twin-engine H155 is designed for a wide range of missions, including corporate, offshore transport, medical evacuation, search and rescue and law enforcement operations.

The H155, the high-end, 5-tonne helicopter, is an enhanced version of the proven Dauphin family, positioning it as the most technologically-advanced rotary-wing aircraft in its category.

The H155, the high-end, 5-tonne helicopter, is an enhanced version of the proven Dauphin family, positioning it as the most technologically-advanced rotary-wing aircraft in its category.

The Dauphin H155 is flown by nearly 75 operators in more than 30 countries.

The Dauphin H155 is flown by nearly 75 operators in more than 30 countries.

With the largest cabin and lift capacity in its class, the H155 can transport police units of up to 12 members to the incident area.

Mission capability and durability are guaranteed by the H155’s airframe construction with highly resistant, corrosion-proof composite materials and light alloys.

The H155 offers unmatched visibility and a discrete sound level for effective surveillance operations. Equipment can easily be loaded into the large baggage compartment.

The Royal Thai Police currently operates nine Airbus helicopters, comprising five H155, two AS365 N3+ and two H175.