EC-145 / Flight for Life Army Air Corps the primary HALO sensor

the primary HALO sensor

service ceiling of 31

Length 14 1/4 inches

winglets and powerful engines that use less fuel

In early-1966

EC-145 / Flight for Life Army Air Corps the primary HALO sensorEC 145 air ambulance helicopter model. The EC 145 was a joint development between Eurocopter and Kawasaki Heavy Industries with the aim of significantly increasing the cabin space and take off weight of the BK 117 C 1. Originally called the BK 117 C 2, the helicopter was selected by the French Defense &amp, Civil Guard for air rescue missions in December 1997 and 32 were ordered at a cost of one billion French Francs. The first BK 117 C 2 completed