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Airbus Helicopters AS565 Panther

Lift typeRotary wing
Construction typeFactory-built
Control typePiloted
Engine typeTurboshaft
ApplicationAttack, Business, Military Transport, Passenger small, Search & Rescue, Surveillance, Utility
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Twin turboshaft light naval utility helicopter.

Type variants

Variant Launch/First flight Production end  
Airbus Helicopter AS365 Dauphin 2 1975 / 1975 2022 Medium-weight multipurpose twin-engine helicopter, originally manufacured by Aérospatiale, includes variant: AS365N2 (discontinued).
Aérospatiale SA565 Panther 1980 / 1984 2000 Baseline variant.
Airbus Helicopters AS565N3 1997 / 1998 Current baseline variant, includes AS365N3+ with newer avionics and nose of H155.
Airbus Helicopters AS565MBe 2014 / 2015 Naval version of Airbus’ Panther helicopter family.

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Operations data

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Fluid, Fuel & Environmental Systems Fuel Systems (1)
Electrical & Electronic Electrical Power Systems (1) Lighting (3)
Avionics, Instruments & Sensors Air Data & Flight Instruments (2) Communications (Airborne) (2) Imaging and Visual Systems (2) Navigation Aids (1) Warning Systems (1)
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