How much does an Airbus H125 cost?

An Airbus H125 costs $2.3m for a 2013 (AS 350B-3e) model, according to Aircraft Bluebook’s spring 2021 data. That price represents the average retail for an aircraft of that production year.However, individual aircraft’s prices will vary depending on its age, the time on the airframe and engine, upcoming inspections or overhaul, maintenance condition, modifications and upgrades that may have been installed, and various other aircraft-specific factors. These will be the basis for buyers and sellers to negotiate a fair price for an individual Airbus H125 for sale.

What competes with the Airbus H125?

Alongside the Airbus H125, there are a range of other popular in-production single-engine turbine helicopters, including the Bell 407 GXi, which is powered by a Rolls-Royce 250-C47E/4 dual-channel FADEC engine, and can carry up to six passengers and one pilot. The Bell model offers a marginally shorter range of 337nm.

What makes the Airbus H125 stand out?

The Airbus H125 is a highly versatile helicopter with excellent performance characteristics, even in challenging flying conditions.Its combination of built-in manoeuvrability, low vibration levels in the cabin, and excellent visibility makes it “a true multi-mission workhorse”, says Airbus, with VIP/corporate passenger transport one of many roles for which it is well suited.

What is the difference between an Airbus H125 and an Airbus H130?

The Airbus H125 and Airbus H130 share the same dynamic components. The H130 is known for its spacious cabin, with the ability to carry up to seven passengers and one pilot.The H130 features a Fenestron tail rotor, a glass cockpit Garmin G500H, energy-absorbing seats in the rear row, an active vibration control system, and a range of other cutting-edge features.