Westland Helicopters

5 used Westland helicopters listings · last refreshed 3 days ago

About Westland Helicopter Company

Westland is the classic British helicopter name. On the civil market its ex-military rotorcraft appear as characterful display, utility and collector aircraft — the agile **Scout AH.1** light turbine, the naval **Wasp**, the large **Sea King** SAR/transport, and the **Lynx**. Rugged, military-bred and full of history, Westland helicopters are specialist ex-military machines for the enthusiast and display operator. There are currently 5 Westland helicopters for sale.

Westland Helicopters Price & Cost

How much does a Westland helicopter cost? Current pricing for used Westland helicopters is broken down per model in the table below — covering acquisition price, hourly operating cost and overhaul cost.

Model Used price range Op cost / hr Annual fixed Overhaul cost Listings for sale
Single Turbine Helicopter
1

The cost of a Westland helicopter depends on model, year, hours flown, avionics and condition. See operating costs and pre-buy checklist in the About section, or open a specific model page for a detailed price guide.

Westland Models — Specifications

Model spec
Model Years Seats Cruise Range Useful load Listings for sale
5 122 kts (226 km/h) 315 nm (583 km) 1,600 lbs (726 kg) 1

Westland Models

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Frequently Asked Questions — Westland

What is Westland?

Westland Helicopters (now Leonardo UK) produced the Gazelle, Lynx, Scout, and Sea King helicopters for British military and export customers. The Gazelle is a popular ex-military helicopter in private hands, and the Lynx holds the helicopter speed record.

How many Westland aircraft are for sale on AeroGurus?

AeroGurus currently lists approximately 4 Westland helicopters for sale.

Westland Inventory by Country

United Kingdom 3
United States 1
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