BO105

The Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm Bo 105 is a light, twin-engine, multi-purpose helicopter developed by Bölkow of Ottobrunn, Germany. It holds the distinction of being the first light twin-engine helicopter in the world, and is the first rotorcraft that could perform aerobatic maneuvers, such as inverted loops.

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  1. Airbus Helicopters 111
    1. AS350 / H125 13
    2. EC120 2
    3. EC130 / H130 2
    4. EC135 / H135 2
    5. EC145 / H145 4
    6. AS365 Dauphin 84
    7. EC155 / H155 0
    8. H160 0
    9. H175 0
    10. AS332 Super Puma / H215 0
    11. EC225 Super Puma / H225 1
    12. Gazelle / SA340 / SA 341 / SA 342 0
    13. Alouette / SA316 / SA319 3
  2. Kamov 0
    1. KA-27 / KA-28 / KA-29 / KA-31 / KA-32 0
    2. KA-50 / KA-52 0
    3. KA-60 / KA-62 / KA-64 0
    4. KA-226 0
    5. Kazan Ansat 0
  3. Mil 0
  4. Agusta Westland 2
    1. AW119 Koala 1
    2. T129 ATAK 1
    3. AW109 0
  5. Bell Helicopters 118
    1. 204/205 0
    2. Bell 47 19
    3. 206 16
    4. 212 13
    5. 214 0
    6. 222 6
    7. 407 0
    8. 412 52
    9. 429 0
    10. 505 0
    11. 525 0
    12. AH-1 12
  6. Boeing 33
    1. AH-64 33
    2. CH-47 / 234 0
    3. CH-46 / 107 0
    4. V-22 0
  7. MD Helicopters 125
    1. OH-6 Cayuse 0
    2. MD 500C / (369H) / (369HS) / (369HE) 12
    3. MD 500D (369D) 71
    4. MD 500E (369E) 18
    5. MD 520N 5
    6. MD 530F (369F) 15
    7. MD 600N 2
    8. MD 902 EXPLORER 2
  8. Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm (MBB) 5
    1. BO105 5
    2. BK117 0
  9. The Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation 438
    1. S55 0
    2. S58 6
    3. S61 135
    4. S76 148
    5. S92 145
    6. S-64 4
  10. Miscellaneous Helicopter Photos 103
    1. Helcopter Accidents 80
    2. Airplane Accidents 23
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