The MH-139 is a multimission utility helicopter produced in the United States. The aircraft incorporates state-of-the-art technology that allows operators to complete any mission safely, quickly and efficiently.
Utility versatility for many missions
Capabilities and Features
Mission Flexibility
The MH-139’s multimission capability enables the execution of a variety of missions, including patrol, firefighting, search and rescue, VIP, troop and cargo transport.
Rapid response and maritime patrol
Maintains rapid response and effective search-and-surveillance capabilities vital for operators across the military, law enforcement, maritime/border patrol and security missions in all weather conditions.
Modular cabin and seating
Flexible configurations allow seating for up to 11 people.
Integrated avionics and communications
Operators gain maximum benefit from the comprehensive communications suite.
Safe and Secure
Modern capabilities make the MH-139 a safe and effective platform for a variety of mission sets.
FAA-certified platform
The safety pedigree of the MH-139 is based on Federal Aviation Administration certification.
Crashworthy design features
The aircraft contains crashworthy fuel tanks and seats, bird strike protection, and dual-hydraulic, electric, main gearbox and engine lubrication systems.
Enhanced survivability modifications
Modified military installations add capability and improve survivability.
Refined proficiency
The advanced flight deck functionality improves situational awareness, resulting in reduced pilot and crew workload.
Secure avionics integration
With encrypted avionics and radio integration capabilities, the aircraft is well suited to perform military and homeland security missions.
Sustainment and Training
A proven baseline design, a worldwide supply chain, and established pilot and maintainer training knowledge help make the MH-139 a cost-effective solution.
Blended systems
World-class military and commercial integration capabilities.
Commonality in training
An integrated training system based on existing AW139 operational flight trainers.
Time-saving mechanisms
Automated sustainment tools to allow seamless USG interfaces.
Global support and parts
Worldwide commercial/DOD support system and parts procurement.
On-the-spot care
A unique design that enables maintainers to accomplish all aircraft maintenance at the operational level.
Established installed base
Fleet of more than 1,000 aircraft for guaranteed long-term support.
Specifications
| Rotor Diameter | 45 feet, 3 inches (13.8 meters) |
| Height | 16 feet, 4 inches (5 meters) |
| Max Cruising Speed | 146 knots |
| Max Range |
410 nautical miles |
| Length | 54 feet, 8 inches (16.7 meters) |
| Max Takeoff Weight | 15,432 pounds (7,000 kilograms) |
| Max Speed | 167 knots |
| Service Ceiling | 20,000 feet (6,096 meters) |
Customers
The U.S. Air Force acquired the MH-139 to monitor intercontinental ballistic missiles and transport U.S. government officials and security forces.
(Photo/U.S. Air Force)
Industry Team
Leonardo Helicopters
The strength of the MH-139 lies in the efforts of Leonardo, as an original equipment manufacturer, and Boeing, as prime contractor. By offering a proven AW139 platform and integrating additional military capabilities into the MH-139, customers get the best product via an existing industry partner, configurable for a variety of mission sets, at the best value.
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