Airbus H145 for Bahrain
Airbus H145 for Bahrain (© Airbus Helicopters)

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Airbus Helicopters has signed a contract with the Ministry of Interior of Bahrain to supply nine H145 helicopters. These are intended to be used by police aviation for law enforcement and emergency medical operations. The decision strengthens the H145’s presence in the region.

Conclusion of contract with Bahrain

Helicopters announces the signing of a contract with the Ministry of Interior of , represented by His Excellency Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa. The purchase includes nine helicopters that will support commandos in their operations. Through this partnership, joins the global community of users, which is currently deployed worldwide.

Versatility of the H145 helicopters

Olivier Michalon, EVP of Global Business at Helicopters, said the ‘s versatility makes it an important resource for public safety missions worldwide. Over 60 of these machines are already in use in the Middle East, with demand increasing for diverse missions such as emergency medical operations and energy operations.

Technological innovations

The updated model of the H145 features an innovative that increases payload by 150 kg. The -friendly design of the main rotor improves both reliability and comfort for and crew. Equipped with Safran Arriel 2E engines and Helionix , the H145 advanced controls and a low noise profile.

Strong global presence

In total, there are more than 1,700 H145 family helicopters in service worldwide, with a combined total of over eight million hours logged. The helicopters are in high demand for a variety of missions such as search and and energy operations, a fact that further expands their prominence and scope.

Helicopters, part of the Airbus Group, is a leading global manufacturer of helicopters, specializing in state-of-the-art and customer-focused solutions. With a wide range of products and a strong commitment to technological advancements, Airbus strives to meet global needs in the sector.