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Agusta Spa.
Part II





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  • 1966 : Agusta-Bell AB 205
    The next version of the Huey Page

  • 1967 : Agusta-Sikorsky SH-3D
    Agusta starts building the Sikorsky S-61 under license. Page
  • 1967 : Agusta A 109 Project begun


  • 1968 : Agusta A 120B / A 123
    The first was a high speed medium range compound transport model powered with 3 GE turbines of 3400 hp each. The A 123 was another compound helicopter but with 2 Lycoming of 1800 hp each.
    Both projects were cancelled.
  • 1968 : Agusta-Bell AB 206
    One of the most world popular helicopters, the Jet Ranger Page

  • 1969 : Agusta A 109B First military version, cancelled


  • 1971 : Agusta-Bell AB 212
    Bell 's twin-engine version of the Huey, the Twin Two Twelve

  • August 4, 1971 : Agusta A 109C Hirundo

    Argentine Army Aviation

    One of the most beautiful
    aircraft ever built


    A 109A Mk 2
    Rotor diameter: 11 m
    Length: 13 m
    Height: 3.30 m
    Weight: 1790 kg - Max: 2600
    Engine: 2 Allison 250 of 420 hp
    Speed: Max: 280 km/h
    Range: 550 km
    Service Ceiling: 4450 m



    See photos taken by our Spotter!
  • 1973 : AB.212ASW
    An AB212 optimized for naval warfare. It has provision for an Emerson Dual Flexible Turret System for machineguns or a cannon, and carries up to 500 kg of disposable stores carried on two hardpoints one on each side of the fuselage, typically comprising Mk 46 torpedoes and Sea Killer anti-ship missiles.


  • 1973 : Agusta-Sikorsky HH-3F The Sikorsky S-61R variant.
    Italian Air Force
  • 1976 :
    First production model A 109 delivered
  • 1978 : Agusta A 129 Project begun


  • 80s : Agusta A 139
    Agusta was near to sign a join-venture to the argentine FMA ( Aviation Military Factory, at that moment part of the Argentine Air Force, now part of Lockheed ) to built a civilian helicopter development of the A129 but the project was cancelled due funds problems.

  • 1981 : EH industries
    A Join-Venture with Westland. The EH-101 Naval helicopter project begun
  • 1981 : Agusta-Bell AB 412
    The four bladed main rotor of the Bell 212

  • 1983 : Agusta-Bell AB 412 Griffon
    A military version of the AB 412
  • September 15, 1983 :
    Agusta A 129 Mangusta ( Mongoose ) Page


  • 1985 : Agusta A109K
    Model A 109 number 300 take-off
  • 1987 : Agusta ASH-3H
    Enhanced version of the ASH-3D Sea King


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