The official name of this aircraft is the Iroquois. But early on, the Army's 2-letter designation for it was HU-1 for "Helicopter Utility". Thus it received the "Huey" even after it was changed to UH-1H.
Since 1956, more than 16,000 H-1s have been manufactured, making this the most successful military aircraft in history. In all, it has had a combined 27 million hours of flight.
The Huey was a familiar site in the Viet Nam war. It has seen distinguised service for its role in transport, air-based battle command, troop deployment, fire fighting coordination, medical evac., search and rescue, armed escort, reconnaissance and others.
This evacuation/medical version of the Huey is designed by Tolga Piskin .
A view into the passenger compartment with up close detail |
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2D cockpit view
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Take it for a FREE test flight
Like all of the other aircraft in our Premier Collection you can take this Huey on a test flight. Download and install it and you'll have 7 Days to "fly before you buy".
We're confident that after you fly it, you'll be soon rerturn here to order a Registration Key to unlock the trial expiration.
NOTE: During installation of any of our "Try Before You Buy" aircraft, we add a small program to your \modules folder to enable you to use these and future Premier Collection aircraft. If you do not want to add this program to your system, please do not install any of these aircraft.
Specifications
Main Rotor diameter: 48 ft
Tail Rotor diameter: 9 ft 2 in
Height: 15 feet 3 inches
Wing span: pod to pod 17 ft 2 in
Gross Weight: 15,075 lbs
Power: 2 x 1600 shp GE T700-GE-700C turbo
Range: 265 miles
Cruise Speed: 150 knots
Max Speed: 165 knots
Vertical climb: 1775 ft/min
Max climb: 2635 ft/min
Ceiling: 14,650 ft
