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AIRCRAFT PROGRAM

Sikorsky S-70B SeaHawk

Lift typeRotary wing
Construction typeFactory-built
Control typePiloted
Engine typeTurboshaft
ApplicationMilitary Transport, Utility
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Naval multi-mission helicopter powered by twin turboshaft engines. Includes variants MH-60R & MH-60S (US Navy), and SH-60K.

Type variants

Variant Launch/First flight Production end  
Sikorsky S-70B SeaHawk 1977 / 1979 Naval development of S-70 program, S-70B often used in exports' designation, includes SH-60B.
Sikorsky MH-60R SeaHawk 1998 / 2001 Anti-submarine/-surface warfare development of SeaHawk program.
Mitsubishi SH-60K 2002 / 2001 Japenese variant built under license, modified version of built under license predecessor: SH-60J.
Mitsubishi SH-60L 2015 / 2021 Anti-submarine patrol variant derived from SH-60K, prototype designated SXH-60L.

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Operations data

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