Designers at Mercedes-Benz not limited themselves to working on enhancing the design of luxury cars as they worked on other vehicles under the Mercedes-Benz Style brand since 2010. The latest creation of the label is the H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter, as shown on a report from gtspirit.com,

The luxury vehicle manufacturer collaborated with Airbus Helicopters to create the H145, which was previously promoted under the name Eurocopter EC145. The helicopter was initially unveiled in 2002 and has been used by numerous business, government and military clients across the glove. It is also interesting to note that the Eurocopter itself was the product of a merger between Aerospatiale and the Daimler­-Benz Aerospace helicopter division in the 90’s.

The Airbus Helicopters H145 is a utility helicopter featuring two engines and is available in a number of versions depending on its purpose. It is can be used as an emergency and rescue services helicopter, police helicopter, business helicopter and a military battlefield helicopter. The H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter is mainly designed for private and business clients looking to acquire a lavish-looking helicopter.

The H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter features a pair of Turbomeca Arriel 2E engines offering a 900 HP power output. Its maximum range is at around 640 kilometers and has a cruising speed of 240 km/h. The empty weight of the Mercedes-Style helicopter is 2,449 kilograms, which is heavier compared to the standard version of the H145. It is also capable of carrying eight passengers, two pilots and baggage with its 1,250 loading capacity. The maximum load limit of the helicopter is at 3,700 kilograms.

The total length of the H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter is at 11.69 meters, width of 2.4 meters and height of 4 meters. The cockpit features three large-size displays using the Helionix avionics suite offering important information, situational awareness and pilot assistance. The four axis autopilot of the H145 facilitates automated takeoff and high flight stability.

The passenger cabin of the H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter comes with a new seat design featuring high-quality leather and enhanced ergonomics. These ensure comfort for the passengers of the helicopter. The compartment also features a modern entertainment system and in-flight Wi-Fi to ensure the passengers are always connected.

The cabin leather of the H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopter can be personalized according to the preference of the customers. They have a choice of authentic wood for the floor or different carpet styles. It also features an integrated cabinet, which can only be found on Mercedes-Benz Style-branded helicopters.

The modular design of the passenger compartment interior allows it to be reconfigured to make it correspond to the purpose of a trip. Due to this, it can be reconfigured to increase luggage space by reducing the number of seats to four or it can increase the number of seats to eight to accommodate more passengers.

The air conditioning of the H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopters feature individual controls similar to the many airplane systems. All the passenger seats of the helicopter also have A20 Bose Aviation headsets to reduce the noise level and facilitate communication among the passengers and pilots.

The seats featuring a four-point harness ensure a comfortable ride even with turbulence due to heavy winds. A five-seat configuration is preferred to an eight-seat configuration to ensure comfort among the passengers of the helicopter. While this segment has two major competitors, Augusta and Bell helicopters, the customization and elegance offered by Mercedes-Benz Style spells the difference in the market.

Körfez Aviation of Turkey received the delivery of the first two units of these luxury helicopters from Mercedes-Benz Style and Airbus Helicopters. The two units were added into the fleet of the company for private and business charter service within Turkey. A total of fourteen units of H145 Mercedes­-Benz Style helicopters were already ordered so far, each with a price tag of around seven million Euros.