Czech Ministry of Interior Signs Contract for 11 Airbus H145 Helicopters
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Until the end of AgustaWestland and Bell thought they could reverse the trend. On Wednesday 27 May 2026 the Police Ceské Republiky, the Czech National Police, announced that it would replace its current six Bell 412EP/EPi/HP with a total of eleven Airbus Helicopters H145. To them will also take the continuation of the five oldest of the eight [...] This content The Czech police will fly on a fleet 100% Airbus Helicopters. was first published on …
On 27 May, Airbus announced an order of 11 H145 on behalf of the Czech Ministry of the Interior, which seeks to modernize its air assets.
The Ministry of the Interior is buying a new fleet of helicopters from Airbus Helicopters. The police will switch to H145s, which are used by the US and German armies, for example. The deal will cost more than four billion crowns, but its Czech footprint will be small.
The production of an Airbus helicopter takes between fifteen and thirty-six months from the signing of the contract, depending on the configuration. "Customers today want us to deliver helicopters ideally tomorrow, but a helicopter cannot be produced in two months," explains Thomas Hein, vice president of Airbus, in an interview with HN...
Czech Police Aviation Service to modernise fleet with Airbus H145s
The Czech Ministry of Interior has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters for 11 five-bladed H145 helicopters to modernise the Czech Police Aviation Service fleet. The multi-role aircraft will support law enforcement, search and rescue, and emergency medical operations, backed by a full training and logistics package to ensure smooth integration. Airbus said the move represents a natural progression from the Czech police’s existing H135 fleet…
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