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Ambitious database
Please check out some datasheets here at Current list which are almost complete for representation to my friends and other helicopter enthusiasts worldwide.
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Rescue helicopter crashes in Sacramento
Officials are investigating after a medical helicopter crashed on Highway 50 in Sacramento on Monday evening October 6, 2025
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Merz in Winterberg
Chancellor Friedrich Merz Takes Part in Winch Training at Winterberg on September 6, 2025.
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Verticon 2025 in Dallas
These videos show a review of the Enstrom 480B Elite and Robinson R88.
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Bell 214ST The Ultimate Workhorse is Back!
it is being reintroduced for firefighting, search and rescue. See Video here
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Crash in Meindorf
A Robinson R22 crashed into a field just off the highway. There were two injuries but no fatalities.
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Airliner Midair collision with a helicopter at John F. Kennedy Center
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Turkey supplies helicopters to the Philippines
An order worth US$269 million was placed with Turkish Aerospace Industries in July 2020. A total of six T129B ATAK helicopters will soon be delivered to the Philippine Air Force.
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The Mannheim Disaster
On September 11, 1982, what was supposed to be a joyful celebration in Mannheim turned into a devastating tragedy. The Chinook 292 disaster remains one of the deadliest aviation accidents in the history of this city.
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Ambitious database
A Comprehensive Helicopter Database for Enthusiasts WorldwideMy goal with this helicopter database is to build a valuable, ever-growing resource for the helicopter industry and enthusiasts across the globe — including my friends who continuously support the project by sharing their photographs and knowledge.
In the Current List section, you will find around 100 detailed helicopter datasheets that are nearly complete and available to the community. Each page provides carefully researched information about individual helicopters, documented with great dedication and accuracy.
It may happen that some helicopters are not completely up to date. This is because, at the moment, I do not have as much time as I would actually need to keep everything current.
My ultimate ambition is to expand this level of detail to include every helicopter ever manufactured and to preserve them all within this database. Although such a goal is highly ambitious, I remain fully committed — together with a dedicated network of contributors and photographers — to making it a reality.
I understand the challenges involved in collecting and organizing such a vast amount of information, yet our determination remains strong. Our efforts focus not only on maintaining and refining existing entries but also on adding new helicopter registrations from around the world.
What this Database Covers
Our master dataset includes essential information such as:
Construction number
Registration or serial code
Type
Year of construction
Operator
Owner (when available)
Location
Whenever possible, we also include additional relevant details. In some cases, only partial data is available — for example, the type, registration, and country — while operator information may still be missing. We are committed to filling these gaps and continuously improving the accuracy and depth of the database.
This project is a true labor of passion. With the ongoing support of our community, we aim to make it an invaluable reference for helicopter enthusiasts, aviation professionals, and historians worldwide.
Newly added are also helicopters currently for sale! However, please note that updates may take some time, as I am still managing the database entirely on my own. Your patience and continued support are greatly appreciated.
Appeared:09.11.2025
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