AS365 Dauphin helicopter winch training

In this video, we join NHV, a leading European helicopter services company, during a winch training exercise with the AS365 Dauphin helicopter. NHV is known for providing reliable and innovative helicopter transportation services, especially to the offshore energy sector. With a diverse fleet of modern helicopters and a strong commitment to safety, NHV ensures top-quality operations across Europe and Africa.
The AS365 Dauphin is a versatile twin-engine helicopter manufactured by Aérospatiale, nowadays Airbus Helicopters. It belongs to the Dauphin family of helicopters, which is known for its reliability, performance, and adaptability in a variety of operational roles.
Equipped with twin Turbomeca Arriel engines, the AS365 offers impressive power and agility. Its advanced composite rotor blades and Starflex rotor head contribute to the helicopter's high performance and stability. The AS365 features a spacious cabin that can accommodate up to 12 passengers, depending on the configuration, making it suitable for passenger transport, medevac, and search and rescue missions.
The helicopter's design incorporates a Fenestron tail rotor, which enhances safety and reduces noise levels. With a maximum speed of around 155 knots and a range of up to 400 nautical miles, the AS365 Dauphin is an excellent choice for a variety of missions, including offshore transport, law enforcement, and aerial work. Its advanced avionics and autopilot systems allow for precise and efficient operation, even in challenging conditions.

[@JetKeene2]

Powerful video shot with great technique with no blurring at all!👍👍👍

[@voyparr]

Amazing sound of cutting air.

[@user-ey8df9ss2i]

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[@Cef9566]

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[@KamovRider]

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[@genericeric0102]

I live close to University Of WVU Medical center hospital and the Life flight helicopters constantly goes in and out of hospital.