The helicopter
CH47-F MYII CAAS
The Chinook transport helicopter
The CH-47F Chinook is a versatile, heavy-lift helicopter built in the United States and used by many nations for a variety of missions, including troop transport, resupply, and medical evacuation. The CH-47F is the latest variant of the Chinook, having first entered service in 2007.
One of the key features of the CH-47F is its twin-engine design, which provides increased power and redundancy compared to single-engine helicopters. The CH-47F is also equipped with advanced avionics and digital systems, including a fully digital cockpit.
Missions
The CH-47F has been used in a variety of military operations, including in Afghanistan and Iraq, and has proven to be a reliable and effective platform for transporting troops and supplies in challenging environments. Its heavy-lift capabilities also make it a valuable asset for disaster relief and humanitarian missions.
Specifications
- Quantity: 20
- Manufacturer: Boeing
- Length: 25,55 meter
- Height: 5,69 meter
- Width: 3,7 meter
- Rotordiameter: 18,3 meter
- Engines: Honeywell T55-GA-714A-motoren
- Max weight: 22.680 kg | 50.000 lbs
- Speed: max. 315 Km/h | 170 KCAS
- Cruise: 222 Km/h | 120 KCAS
Capacity
The CH-47F is capable of carrying up to 33 fully equipped troops or up to 10,000 pounds of cargo. It can also be configured for medical evacuation missions, with the ability to carry up to 24 litters and medical personnel. The helicopter is equipped with advanced defensive systems, including radar warning receivers and missile warning sensors.
Overall, the CH-47F Chinook is a highly capable and versatile helicopter that plays a vital role in military operations and other missions around the world.
What we do
TASK
As part of the Defense Helicopter Command 298 plays a vital role in ensuring the security and defense of the Netherlands, both at home and abroad.
Transport
10 tons
Medevac
24 litters
Trooping
33+ pax
FBO
10.000 liters
WHERE WE COME FROM
Once upon a time...
Our military unit has a rich and illustrious history, spanning decades or even centuries of service to its country. Through wars and conflicts, peacekeeping missions and humanitarian aid efforts, this unit has remained steadfast in its commitment to protect and defend its homeland.