Helicopters for sale

Helicopters for sale

Helicopters are unique aircraft, capable of taking off and landing vertically, and maneuvering forwards, backwards and sideways. The main advantages helicopters have over fixed-wing aircraft are the ability to land in small areas, reach inaccessible areas or hover in place. This makes them ideal for a huge variety of work, including air medical, aerial inspection, law enforcement, search-and-rescue, firefighting, transportation, tourism, agriculture and construction.

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Bell 505 Contact seller for price

Updated: June 21, 2024

105

G-WORD

65473

2023

United Kingdom

Airbus AS350B3+ USD $ 1,600,000

Updated: June 21, 2024

7694

2009

New Zealand

Robinson R44 Raven II USD $ 439,000

Updated: June 19, 2024

694

N433LM

13750

2015

United States

MD Helicopters 369D USD $ 965,000

Updated: June 19, 2024

19881

C-GVCU

1000829D

1980

Canada

MD Helicopters MD500C USD $ 545,000

Updated: June 18, 2024

5947

810333S

1972

United States

Airbus EC145 Contact seller for price

Updated: June 18, 2024

1342.40

2014

Brazil

Airbus AS350B2 USD $ 1,250,000

Updated: June 17, 2024

5605

2004

New Zealand

Sikorsky S76C++ Contact seller for price

Updated: June 17, 2024

6797

NA

S-1056

2007

Asia

Rotor X 90 USD $ 12,995

Updated: June 17, 2024

0

1992

United States

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Airbus H125 EUR € 3,575,000

Updated: June 16, 2024

12

G-FADE

9440

2023

United Kingdom

Airbus EC120B Contact seller for price

Updated: June 16, 2024

5402

2000

France

Airbus EC120B Contact seller for price

Updated: June 16, 2024

3317

2002

France

Helicopters fly by generating lift from rapidly rotating rotor blades around a vertical mast. Most helicopters have a single rotor configuration that requires a tail rotor or ducted fan to counter the torque created by the rotor blades. Other rotor configurations include tandem, intermeshing, transverse or coaxial rotors. These do not require anti-torque controls, thereby allowing all power to be used for lifting purposes.

Helicopters can be powered by piston or turbine engines. Piston-powered helicopters are less powerful and not as expensive to operate and maintain as turbine powered helicopters.

Helicopters powered by single piston engines (including types manufactured by Enstrom, Guimbal, Robinson and Schweizer) are smaller than turbine helicopters, and more restricted in terms of the amount of passengers or load they can carry. Turbine-powered helicopters, single-or multi-engine, produced by Airbus, Bell, Leonardo, MDH, Robinson and Sikorsky, are more powerful and generally capable of carrying more passengers and lifting heavier loads.