Midsize Helicopter
Ready to go, based in Europe.
Outstanding condition
SN: 1234
Empty weight: 1069 kg
Tail ballast installed
4 Passengers
395,000
A helicopter is a type of aircraft that is capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL). Unlike fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters have rotating blades that generate lift and thrust. These rotating blades, often referred to as rotors, allow helicopters to hover in place, fly forwards, backward, and sideways, and perform other maneuvers that are not possible for conventional airplanes.
Rotor System: The most distinctive feature of a helicopter is its rotor system. This includes a main rotor and, in some cases, a tail rotor. The main rotor provides the primary lift and propulsion, while the tail rotor counteracts the torque produced by the main rotor to maintain the helicopter’s stability.
Cabin or Cockpit: Helicopters have a cabin or cockpit where the pilot and passengers sit. The design and size of the cabin can vary widely depending on the helicopter’s purpose, from small two-seater helicopters to larger multi-passenger models.
Engine: Helicopters are typically powered by one or more engines, such as gas turbine engines or piston engines. These engines provide the necessary power to turn the rotor blades and lift the helicopter off the ground.
Controls: Pilots use a combination of control inputs, including a cyclic stick, collective lever, and foot pedals. The cyclic stick is used to control the helicopter’s attitude and direction, the collective lever adjusts the rotor pitch to control lift, and the foot pedals control the tail rotor to counteract torque.
Landing Gear: Most helicopters have landing gear, which can vary from skids to wheels or even floats for amphibious helicopters. These landing gear components allow the helicopter to land safely on various types of terrain.
Avionics: Modern helicopters are equipped with avionics systems that include navigation, communication, and instrumentation to assist the pilot in flying safely and efficiently.
Helicopters are used for a wide range of purposes, including transportation, surveillance, inspection work, search and rescue operations, military missions, medical evacuation, and firefighting, among others. Their ability to access remote or confined areas and hover in place makes them a valuable aircraft for many uses.
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