Bolkow Bo‑105

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The Bölkow Bo‑105 is a light, twin-engine multi-purpose helicopter renowned for its advanced hingeless rotor system and exceptional agility, widely used in military, rescue, and civilian roles.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Bo 105 PAH-1 1
Bolkow Bo‑105 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf light helicopter
multi‑purpose helicopter
twin‑engine helicopter
utility helicopter
armamentOption anti‑tank guided missiles
machine guns
rocket pods
category 1960s German helicopters
civil utility helicopters
military helicopters
twin‑turbine helicopters
countryOfOrigin West Germany
crew 1
2
cruiseSpeed_kmh 240
developedFrom Bölkow Bo‑102 Helitrainer
emptyWeight_kg 1300
engineModel Allison 250‑C18
linked to: Allison 250 series

Allison 250‑C20
linked to: Allison 250 series
engineType turboshaft
firstFlightDate 1967‑02‑16
firstOperator German Army
fuselageMaterial metal
height_m 3.00
introduced 1970
length_m 11.86
mainRotorBlades 4
mainRotorDiameter_m 9.84
manufacturer Bölkow
Messerschmitt‑Bölkow‑Blohm
maxSpeed_kmh 270
maxTakeoffWeight_kg 2500
notableFeature aerobatic capability
exceptional agility
hingeless main rotor system
rigid rotor head
numberOfEngines 2
operator Canadian Coast Guard
German Air Force
German Army
Indonesian Army
Philippine Air Force
Royal Netherlands Air Force
Spanish Air Force
passengerCapacity 4
5
primaryRole air ambulance
light attack
military liaison
search and rescue
utility
producedBy Eurocopter
linked to: Airbus Helicopters

MBB
productionEndYear 2001
productionStartYear 1970
range_km 575
rotorBladeMaterial fiberglass reinforced plastic
serviceCeiling_m 5200
status in service
successor Eurocopter EC135
tailRotorBlades 2
usedFor emergency medical services
offshore support
police operations
training
variant Bo‑105C
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105CB
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105CBS
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105LS
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105M
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105P
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105PAH‑1
linked to: MBB Bo 105

Bo‑105S
linked to: MBB Bo 105

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

German Army Aviation Corps historicalAircraft Bo 105 PAH-1
linked to: Bolkow Bo‑105