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Italian order highlights continuing success of ACH-160 helicopter

The multi-role twin engine H-160 has been granted its type certificate by the EASA

Airbus Corporate Helicopters (ACH) has won a new order for its latest ACH-160 aircraft, announced just days after the H-160 achieved certification.This new order, placed by an experienced Italian operator for use on private and corporate flights mainly inside Italy, means the ACH-160 has been ordered by customers in eight Countries across North America, Latin America, Europe, China and South-East Asia.The...

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Marignane, France, 07/15/2020 15:53
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HelicoptersThe H-160 helicopter receives EASA approval

The US FAA certification shortly prior to first delivery -DATA SHEET

Airbus Helicopters’ multi-role twin engine H-160 helicopter has been granted its type certificate by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), marking a new chapter for the programme. The company i... more

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