The Eurocopter Super Puma (originally built by Aérospatiale) is a helicopter marketed for civil and military use. It is an enlarged and re-engined version of the original Eurocopter Puma and first flew on September 131978.
The type has proved immensely successful, chosen by 37 military forces around the world, and some 1,000 civil operators. The Super Puma has proved especially well-suited to the North Sea oil industry, where it is used to ferry personnel and equipment to and from oil platforms. In civilian configuration it can seat approximately 18 passengers and two crew. (Different oil companies have different policies on how tightly people can be packed in.)
A wide variety of specialised military variants are in use, including dedicated SAR and ASW versions. Since 1990, military Super Pumas have been marketed as the Cougar.
The Eurocopter EC 225 SuperPuma is a long-range passenger transport helicopter developed by Eurocopter as the next generation in the civilian SuperPuma family.
The SuperPuma is the recognized standard for offshore transport in the 10-tonne category of helicopters and its latest version, the AS 332 L2, is setting availability records for its customers.
The SA 330Puma was originally developed by Aerospatiale to meet a requirement of the French Army for a medium-sized all-weather helicopter.
El SuperPuma AS 332L1 es un helicóptero civil bimotor de peso medio.
Su extensa reserva de potencia, su nivel de seguridad y su comodidad hacen del SuperPuma AS 332L1 un aparato perfectamente indicado para operaciones offshore y otras operaciones civiles, así como para uso público.
Su extensa reserva de potencia, su nivel de seguridad y su comodidad hacen del SuperPuma AS 332L2 un aparato perfectamente indicado para operaciones offshore y otras operaciones civiles, así como para uso público.
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