Airbus’ H125M has a small visual silhouette, reduced radar signature and the agility to perform combat flight – including nap-of-the-Earth profiles.
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Airbus Helicopters renamed the majority of its products in 2015 to reflects its own rebranding as Airbus and to provide its customers with a coherent and easy-tounderstand product range.
Airbus Helicopters provide the most efficient rotorcraft solutions to our customers, so that they may serve, protect, save lives and safely carry passengers in demanding environments
Airbus’ 2-tonne H125M responds to military requirements for a cost-effective armed platform with a very small footprint and excellent manoeuvrability
The H125M benefits from the excellent handling characteristics and easy-to-fly qualities that are inherent in Airbus’ single-engine Ecureuil family
Technical features of Airbus-built military helicopter H125M, the most capable armed scout helicopter in its category
Airbus H125M nose close up at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4
At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint
Airbus H125M nose close up at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4
At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint
H125M Static Display at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2
At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint
H125M Static Display at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2
At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint
Airbus at the 2019 Paris Air Show – ambiance
A full range of Airbus products – from commercial and military aircraft to helicopters and drones – drew the attention of 2019 Paris Air Show visitors
On 26 January 2018, five members of Pakistan’s Army Aviation HA Squadron flew two H125s to rescue a distressed climber on Pakistan’s Nanga Parbat peak.
Able to fly discreetly in the battlefield with a small silhouette, the H125M has a reduced radar signature through the use of composite materials and infrared-reflective paint.
This helicopter benefits from the excellent handling characteristics and easy-to-fly qualities that are inherent in Airbus’ single-engine Ecureuil family – which holds the world altitude record (landing on Mount Everest at 8,848 metres), and is fully operational in high and hot environments.
Fitted with Safran’s powerful Arriel 2D engine with a dual-channel full authority digital engine control (FADEC) system, the H125M is well-suited to perform combat flights.
The H125M is tailored for locating and attacking targets of opportunity. It relies on the qualities of power, simplicity, firing stability and stealth to carry out a diverse range of demanding missions.
With the longest range in its category, the H125M is well-suited to serve tactical air control parties in effectively guiding attack helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
The H125M's spacious interior, with no separation between the cockpit and the cabin, facilitates communications between crew members, and offers an excellent field of view – even from behind.
When called on for armed reconnaissance, the H125M’s ability to fire a variety of weapons ensures rapid-response fire support for troops.
The H125M can be equipped with Airbus’ HForce weapons system – a comprehensive, modular and cost-efficient weapon system that can be used on any military version of Airbus’ civil helicopter range (H125M, H145M and H225M).
When called on for armed reconnaissance, the H125M’s ability to fire a variety of weapons ensures rapid-response fire support for troops.
Fitted with Safran’s powerful Arriel 2D engine with a dual-channel full authority digital engine control (FADEC) system, the H125M is well-suited to perform combat flights.
Prise de vue HASSELT (Belgique) H125M équipé de pod canon HMP 400 LCC (Heavy Machine Pod Links and Cases Collector) calibre 12,7 mm fabriqué par la société Belge FN HERSTAL
As the most capable armed scout helicopter in its category, the single-engine H125M combines power, discretion and targeted firepower.
Prise de vue HASSELT (Belgique) H125M équipé de pod canon HMP 400 LCC (Heavy Machine Pod Links and Cases Collector) calibre 12,7 mm fabriqué par la société Belge FN HERSTAL
Fitted with Safran’s powerful Arriel 2D engine with a dual-channel full authority digital engine control (FADEC) system, the H125M is well-suited to perform combat flights.
