Model PZL SW-4 Time 2016 Flight Hours 450 Hours

Leonardo SW-4 helicopter

Leonardo Helicopters, formerly known as AgustaWestland, is a global commercial helicopter manufacturer founded in 1907 and headquartered in Rome,

 Italy. Over the course of a century, Leonardo Helicopter has developed and produced more than 20 different models of helicopters, which have been

 delivered to hundreds of countries and regions worldwide. These products are widely used in various mission areas such as private VIP, air travel, 

air business express, offshore oil operations, emergency medical rescue (HEMS), law enforcement, public markets, and general operations.

SW-4 can be used for passenger/cargo transportation, VIP transportation, medical rescue, air law enforcement, armed reconnaissance, helicopte

r flight training, aerial photography, and private aviation.

Machine height: 3.139m

Machine width: 2.28m

Maximum takeoff weight: 1800kg

Empty weight: 1200kg

Maximum range without remaining fuel (maximum takeoff weight): 764 km

Fuel free endurance time (maximum takeoff weight): 4.93 hours

Cruise speed (continuous power): 206km/h

Payload: 1 pilot+4 passengers+150 kilograms (331 pounds) of luggage

Or 1 pilot+550kg external device

Maximum standard fuel: 377kg

SW-4 is a 4-5 seat single engine multi-purpose light helicopter developed by Polish company PZL. Development began in 1985 and a full-size

 model was developed in 1987. In 1990, the Polish government formulated a SW-4 modernization plan to enable the SW-4 to enter the international market,

 which comprehensively improved the SW-4, mainly by re selecting engines and aviation electronic equipment.

The SW-4 helicopter can be equipped with Honeywell's (Bendix/King) Garmin radio navigation instrument for day and night flight based on visual flight

 rules/instrument flight rules. It can also be equipped with speaker systems, search engines, elevators, onboard communication systems, etc.,

 making it particularly suitable for law enforcement. This model is widely used worldwide for aerial law enforcement, patrol, VIP transportation, aerial 

photography, and more

The aircraft uses aviation kerosene as fuel, with a maximum takeoff weight of 1800 kilograms, a maximum flight speed of 260 kilometers per hour, 

an altitude of 5500 meters, and a range of 624 kilometers.