Embracing Modernization: The Arrival of the Airbus H125


In August 2024, Flagler County ushered in a new era with the introduction of an Airbus H125 to replace the venerable AS350 B3. This state-of-the-art aircraft boasts enhanced capabilities including a more powerful engine, increased payload-lifting capacity, dual hydraulic systems for improved safety, and an advanced engine-management system that continuously self- monitors for optimal performance.


The new H125 was completed by Wysong Enterprises in Bristol, Tennessee, and is chock-full of upgraded mission equipment. These advancements significantly bolster FireFlight’s operational efficiency and safety:


• SEI Industries 210-gallon Bambi Bucket and Heli-Case 20-gallon foam injection system


• Trakka suite of products featuring a high-resolution FLIR imaging camera, Trakka Beam searchlight for superior nighttime operations, and onboard digital mapping systems


• • LifePort medical interior AeroDynamix night vision-compatible cockpit


• Technisonic radio / communications system •


Spidertracks flight following system •


Loud-hailer PA / speaker system for increased communications capability during emergencies


TSUNAMI INTERNAL AFSS CARBON FIBER AERIAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS


• 790 gal/2,990 L capacity • 140 knot VNE • 5 second drop time • Fast install & removal • Keeps cargo hook intact


Aircraſt applications include: UH-60 & S-70i


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