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MESSERSCHMITT BO105(1989)

Asking Price
$695,000

Specifications

Year1989
Serial Number--
Registration--
Total Hours4,905
LocationSOUTHERN AFRICA
RegionAFRICA

Broker

PACIFIC AIRHUB AIRCRAFT SALES

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Aircraft Details

  • Model: MESSERSCHMITT BO105
  • Type: Helicopter
  • Engine: Twin-engine
  • Seating Capacity: 5 passengers
  • Maximum Speed: 130 knots
  • Range: 600 nautical miles
  • Features:
  • Advanced avionics
  • Multi-role capabilities
  • High maneuverability
  • Suitable for various missions including medical, transport, and utility
  • Maintenance: Well-maintained with comprehensive service records
  • Additional Equipment: Equipped with modern navigation and communication systems
  • Interior: Comfortable seating with ample cargo space
  • Exterior: Sleek design with a robust airframe

The text does not imply fractional sale or co-ownership, indicating a standard sale arrangement.

About this Model

Overview

The BO 105 is a light twin-engine helicopter known for its rigid (hingeless) rotor system and responsive handling. It is typically selected for missions that benefit from twin-engine redundancy, a compact footprint for confined-area operations, and a practical cabin that can be configured for passengers or mission equipment. Most examples in service have been modified over time (avionics, interiors, mission kits), so the specific aircraft’s configuration matters more than the baseline type description.

Mission Fit

The BO 105 fits missions that are relatively short to moderate in duration, prioritize access to tight landing zones, and value the operational considerations of a twin. It is less aligned with buyers who regularly need long legs, high cruise performance, or large payload/cabin volume.

Cabin

Cabin experience is functional and mission-oriented rather than spacious. Seating and interior finish vary widely by operator history; some aircraft have simple, easy-clean interiors while others are refurbished for executive-style short hops. Noise and vibration levels are typical of the helicopter class and era, and comfort is influenced heavily by interior condition, door seals, and rotor/drive-train health.