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Singapore orders H225M helicopters
Airbus Helicopters has signed a contract with the Singapore Ministry of Defence for the acquisition of H225M — medium-lift helicopters.
“We are greatly honoured that Singapore has selected the H225M as its nextgeneration medium-lift helicopter,” said Guillaume Faury, CEO of Airbus Helicopters. “The Super Puma has served Singapore well for the last 30 years. The addition of the H225M to the RSAF fleet will bring a step change in capabilities thanks to a proven, versatile and extremely modern platform, that is able to cope with the most challenging missions”, he added.
Singapore’s fleet of H225M will be used for a wide spectrum of operations including search and rescue (SAR), aeromedical evacuation (AME), and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) operations. A proven platform with exceptional payload, a world-class automatic flight control system and long endurance, the H225M has demonstrated its versatility and performance even in the harshest operational environments.
The H225M is the latest evolution of the successful Super Puma/Cougar family of military helicopters, with more than 500 units delivered worldwide. Singapore is the latest nation to order the H225M, after France, Brazil, Mexico, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Kuwait.
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