The story
The H225 is the last word in a Super Puma line that has flown since the 1970s — a big, all-weather twin that shuttles oil workers far offshore and flies search-and-rescue in conditions that ground everything else. When the weather is terrible and the distance is long, this is the machine.
The H225's five-blade main rotor is 53 feet across, wider than the wingspan of many business jets.
Quick answers
How do you identify a H225 Super Puma?
Big five-blade main rotor, long cabin with airline-style windows, and a distinctive nose profile. Usually in offshore operator colors or coast guard paint.
What does a H225 Super Puma sound like?
A heavy five-blade whop-whop with serious authority — you feel this one coming.
How fast is the H225 Super Puma?
Top speed is 149 kts.
How many people does the H225 Super Puma carry?
Typical configuration: 2 crew + 19 passengers.
How far can the H225 Super Puma fly?
Range is about 463 nmi.
How big is the H225 Super Puma?
It is 64 ft 0 in long and 53 ft 2 in across the rotor.
When did the H225 Super Puma first fly?
Its first flight was in 2000.
How many H225 Super Pumas have been built?
170+ built.
How rare is a H225 Super Puma in Bogey?
COMMON. Everyday traffic. You will catch plenty of these, and every first catch still counts. Your first H225 Super Puma catch is worth 25 points.
