Maintenance and Modifications
Airbus Delivers Five-blade H145s to Germany's ADAC
German air ambulance provider ADAC has taken delivery of two five-bladed Airbus H145s and announced plans to upgrade its H145 fleet to the same config.
Aero-medevac services provider ADAC has received the two of its new five-bladed H145 light twin helicopters. The Germany-based operator plans to upgrade its 14 current four-bladed H145s to that standard.
Aero-medevac services provider ADAC has received the two of its new five-bladed H145 light twin helicopters. The Germany-based operator plans to upgrade its 14 current four-bladed H145s to that standard.

German air ambulance provider ADAC Luftrettung has taken delivery of two five-blade Airbus H145 light twin helicopters and announced plans to upgrade its current fleet of 14 four-blade H145s to the five-blade variant. ADAC Luftrettung operates more than 50 Airbus helicopters from its 37 bases throughout Germany. In June, an ADAC H145 was the first HEMS helicopter to fly with sustainable aviation fuel.



The H145 is powered by two Safran Arriel 2E engines with Fadec and the Helionix digital avionics suite with a four-axis autopilot. Of the 1,470 H145 family of helicopters in service, more than 470 are used for air ambulance and rescue missions worldwide. In total, the fleet has logged more than six million flight hours.