AW159

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The AW159 is a modern British multi-role military helicopter developed by Leonardo for maritime and battlefield reconnaissance, anti-submarine, and anti-surface warfare operations.

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AW159 canonical 1
AW159 Army variant 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military helicopter
multi-role helicopter
rotorcraft
alsoKnownAs AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat
surface form: AgustaWestland AW159

Lynx Wildcat
armamentOption Martlet (LMM) missile
Sea Venom anti-ship missile
Sting Ray torpedo
depth charges
machine gun
avionics glass cockpit
category British helicopters
military helicopters of the United Kingdom
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 2
designedFor battlefield support
maritime patrol
shipborne operations
developedBy AgustaWestland
developedFrom Westland Lynx
engineModel LHTEC CTS800-4N
engineType turboshaft
exportCustomer Philippine Navy
South Korean Navy
surface form: Republic of Korea Navy
firstFlight 2009-11-12
hasVariant AW159 self-linksurface differs
surface form: AW159 Army variant

AW159 Naval variant
introduced 2014
launchCustomer United Kingdom Ministry of Defence
mainRotorBlades 4
manufacturer Leonardo Helicopters
Leonardo S.p.A.
maxSpeed approximately 291 km/h
maxTakeoffWeight 6000 kg class
numberOfEngines 2
operator United Kingdom Army Air Corps
surface form: British Army Air Corps

Fleet Air Arm
surface form: Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm
primaryUser British Army
Royal Navy
range approximately 777 km
role anti-submarine warfare helicopter
anti-surface warfare helicopter
battlefield reconnaissance helicopter
maritime helicopter
utility helicopter
sensor 360-degree surveillance radar
electro-optical/infrared turret
status in service
tailRotorBlades 4

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AW159 hasVariant AW159 self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: AW159 Wildcat
this entity surface form: AW159 Army variant