Last year it ordered acquired two A319 military troop transporters from Airbus. The Hungarian Ministry of Defence made the order as part of the Zrinyi 2026 military modernization program. Image: Airbus Helicopters/Anthony Pecchi Zrinyi 2026 The Airbus H145M helicopter completed a ballistic development test of the HForce weapon system at Papa Airbase in Hungary in 2017.
The H145M was first delivered to the German Armed Forces in 2015 and is on order from both Thailand and Serbia. The U.S. The company will also provide a training and support package. In addition, the helicopter is equipped with the Helionix digital avionics suite which includes a high-performance 4-axis autopilot, increasing safety and reducing pilot workload, Airbus said. The helicopters ordered by Hungary will include a fast roping system, fire support equipment, ballistic protection and an electronic countermeasures system. It can carry up to nine passengers and two crew. The H145M is a twin-engine light utility helicopter that can be used for troop transport, surveillance, armed reconnaissance, medical evacuation and air rescue. The qualification of HForce for use on the H145M is planned for this year. The helicopters are equipped with the company’s HForce weapons management system, which will allow Hungary “to equip and operate their aircraft with a large set of ballistic or guided air-to-ground and air-to-air weapons,” Airbus said in the Friday, June 29 release. Hungary has ordered 20 H145M military helicopters as part of its armed forces modernization program, Airbus said in a release.
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