N333SG - 2000 EUROCOPTER EC120B

2000

EUROCOPTER

EC120B

1077

N333SG

Used

MILANO

Aircraft Highlights Exceptional Component Life: Major components, including the main rotor blades and gearboxes, feature significant residue hours. Fresh Certification: Recently issued Airworthiness Certificate (February 2025) valid through February 2032. Modern Safety Standards: JAR 27 certified with a crash-resistant fuel system and energy-absorbing seats. Low Operating Costs: Known for fuel efficiency and simplified maintenance via its modular design.

1910

382 NM

3,781 lb

2,185 lb

1,595 lb

108 knots

105 gal

Yes

Yes

Exceptional Component Life: Major components, including the main rotor blades and gearboxes, feature significant residue hours. Fresh Certification: Recently issued Airworthiness Certificate (February 2025) valid through February 2032. Modern Safety Standards: JAR 27 certified with a crash-resistant fuel system and energy-absorbing seats. Low Operating Costs: Known for fuel efficiency and simplified maintenance via its modular design.

18000

4490

4490

7590

Modern silver-grey fuselage with a striking blue upper cowling and sleek blue accent stripes.

Configured for 5 occupants with high-visibility panoramic windows.

Low Total Time (TT): With only 1,910:00 hours on the airframe, this helicopter has significantly lower usage than many similar models on the market, which often exceed 3,500–5,000 hours. Strong Component Residue: Your "Life Limited Component" sheets show that many critical parts have substantial life remaining: Main Rotor Blades: Approximately 6,590 to 18,090 hours remaining depending on the specific blade. Major Gearboxes/Hubs: Many components show over 18,000 hours of residue life. Engine Status: The Arrius 2F engine has 2,040:00 total hours. While it is slightly higher than the airframe, the component logs suggest it has been maintained under a standard schedule with good cycles remaining (NG: 2386,15; NTL: 4302,65). Recent Certification: The aircraft had a fresh certificate issued on February 13, 2025, and its airworthiness is valid through February 2032.

Yes