H215 Technical Information

Technical description

Performance

Hover ceiling IGE	10,663 ft
Hover ceiling OGE	7,546 ft
Recommended cruise speed	136 kts
Max range with standard fuel tanks at SL	346 NM / 468 NM
Max range with aux fuel tanks	417 NM / 670 NM
Max endurance with standard fuel tanks	3 hr, 19 min / 4 hr, 25 min
Max endurance with SL Aux fuel tanks	4 hr, 02 min / 6 hr, 35 min

Dimensions

D-value	61.35 ft
Rotor diameter	51.18 ft
Cabin Internal volume	402.59 cu. ft / 473.86 cu. f

Characteristics

Crew + passengers / troops	Short: 1 or 2 + 17/20 Long: 1 or 2 +19 / 22
Max takeoff weight (MTOW)	18,960 Ib
Max takeoff with external load	20,615 Ib
Useful load	8,903 Ib / 8,575 lb
Max External load	9,920 Ib
Standard fuel tank capacity	2,708 Ib / 3,556 lb
Engine type	2 x Safran Helicopter Makila 1A1 Turboshaft
Takeoff power	1,357 kW / 1,819 shp
One engine inoperative (OEI 2 min 30s)	1,400 kW / 1,877 shp

Configurations

19 passenger transport seats

22 troop transport seats

The two-pilot and 19-seat configuration is adapted for commercial passenger transport and offshore operations. The air-conditioned cabin and energy-absorbing seats in a staggered arrangement increase passenger comfort, while a central “aisle” and large windows impart a sense of space. In its one- or two-pilot configuration with 19-seats, the H215 is well suited for passenger transport duties.

In its troop configuration, the H215 long seats one or two pilots and up to 22 troops on utility seats in a mixed back-to-back and face-to-face configuration. Easier access for equipment and personnel is provided through two large sliding doors in the cabin.

SAR or medevac

Casevac

In its two-pilot, medical configuration, the H215’s long cabin can accommodate a variety of layouts. A sample configuration includes a stretcher and up to nine seats for cabin crew, including medical attendants, plus patients. Large access doors and unobstructed space provide for efficient cabin operations.

In its two-pilot, multi-stretcher configuration, the H215 is ideal for casualty evacuation (casevac) missions. A number of configurations are possible, with a mix of crew and/or passenger seats or space for up to six stretchers.

Infographic

Infographic H215

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Documents

Airbus Helicopters Naming Convention

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Airbus Helicopters renamed the majority of its products in 2015 to reflect its own rebranding as Airbus and to provide its customers with a coherent and easy-to-understand product range.