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Constructione aeronautiche Giovanni Agusta SpA

• A 101G: 1 built, completed in 1969
  
• A 102: 1961, liason
  
• A 105: liason 1964
  
• A 106: planned as shipborne ASW helicopter
  
• A 109A: delivered from 1973
  
• A 109_ Power: transport 1996
  
• A 109 Grand: first flight early 2005, deliveries in 2005
• A 109E Power: civil version of MH-68A; to Sweden as trainer in 9/02
  
• A 109HA: belgian version of A 109KM
• A 109HO: belgian reconnaissance version of A 109KM
• A 109K: 1983
  
• A 109KM: 8 TOW, 1x0,762 MG/1x1,27; high altitude multirole light combat helicoter, 1990; see TA 109M
  
• A 109LOH: for Malaysia
• A 109LUH: to South Africa (constructed untder licence by Denel), delivery scheduled for late 2004
  
• A 109M (TA 109M): 8 TOW/24 rockets/_x1,27 MG/_ rockets + _ 1,27 MG on pylons + door 1x1,27 MG + 1x0,762 MG; as Hkp 15 to Sweden delivery scheduled for early 2005
  
• A 109 Power Elite: delivered 8/02 as civil VIP transport
  
• A 115: trials 1961
  
• A 119 Koala: liason 1999
  
• A 129 CBT: 10/2002 delivered to Italian army
  
• A 129DE Scipion: operational 1998
  
• A 129 International: export version of Mangusta: Scorpion (AUS) ~ 2001, Attak (TURK), Krogulec (POL) with 2,0 gun
  
• A 129 Mangusta: 45 delivered in 1990 to Italian army; later 15 in updated version (similar to International?) without gun; preseries without additional tanks etc
  
• MH-68A Sting Ray: USCG anti-drug helicopter (based on A 109); 2001

• AB 47G-2: 1957 (?)
  
• AB 47J-2A Ranger: 1964
  
• AB 47J-3 Super Ranger: ASW helicopter (1 UaT Mk. 44)
• AB 139: in certification process since 12/02, first delivery 12/2003, delivered as VIP version 12/05
  
• AB 204A: tactical transport, 1963
  
• AB 204AS: 1968 shipborne ASW
  
• AB 204B: 1963 tactical transport, photo
  
• AB 205A: 1967 tactical transport = Bell UH-1H
  
• AB 206A Jet Ranger: 1967, photo
  
• AB 206B JetRanger II: 1972
  
• AB 206B JetRanger III: 1978
  
• AB 212: photo
• AB 212ASW: 2 AST or 2 DC, 2 ASM
  

• EH 101 CH-149 Cormorant: (Canadian Merlin) SAR 2001
  
• EH 101 AEW: 2003 in service with Italian navy
• EH 101 Merlin HC Mk. 3: RAF tactical transport,in service 7/2001, delivered since 6/2000
  
• EH-101 Merlin HM Mk. 1: 1998 shipborne ASW; operational 2002
  
• EH 101: see also Lockheed Martin US 101

• 30: see WG-30

• Commando Mk.1: 1973 tactical transport
  
• Commando Mk.2: 1975 tactical transport

• Lynx AH Mk. 1: 1977
  
• Lynx AH Mk. 1 GT : AH Mk1 with missile TOW
  
• Lynx AH Mk. 5:
  
• Lynx AH Mk. 7:
  
• Lynx AH Mk. 9: 1993
  
• Lynx HAS Mk. 2: delivered from 1976, 1977 in service, from 1981 with ASM
  
• Lynx HAS Mk. 3: in service since 7/1982.
  
• Lynx HAS Mk. 3S:
  
• Lynx HAS Mk. 4-FN : HAS 3 for Franch navy.
  
• Lynx HMA Mk. 8: 1995 ASW, (Sea Lynx) version for export
  
• Lynx Mk. 2-FN: French ASW
  
• Lynx Mk. 4-FN = Lynx HAS Mk. 4-FN
  
• Lynx Mk. 21: to Brazil
  
• Lynx Mk. 23 : Argentine ASW helicopter. (never/?)2 delivered (but converted into Mk. 90.?)
  
• Lynx Mk. 25 : Dutch transport helicopters, redesignated UH-14A, delivered in 1977.
  
• Lynx Mk. 27: Dutch HAS 3. Redesignated SH-14B. Delivered in 1980.
  
• Lynx Mk. 28 : AH Mk1 for the police of Qatar.
  
• Lynx Mk. 80 : danish ASW
  
• Lynx Mk. 81: Dutch HAS 3. redesignated SH-14C, delivered in 1980. SH-14D: 22 UH-14A, SH-14B and SH-14C were upgraded to a common standard in 1990-93)
  
• Lynx Mk. 86: RNAF (Royal Norvegian Air Force)
  
• Lynx Mk. 88: German ASW
  
• Lynx Mk. 88A: delivered in 1999 to German Bundesmarine (Super Lynx 100)
  
• Lynx Mk. 89: Nigerian ASW, 2 built
• Lynx Mk. 90: 3 ex-Mk. 23 for Danmark
  
• Sea Lynx: see Lynx
• Super Lynx 100: two Gem 42-1 engines, p.e. Mk. 88A
  
• Super Lynx 200: 2x LHTEC CTS-800 (1334 hp) engines
  
• Super Lynx 300: first flight of prototype in 2001, delivered to Malaysia (since 7/02), Thailand
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 21A: Super Lynx 100, Brazilian upgrade of Mk21.
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 80A: Super Lynx 100, Danish upgrade of Mk80. in service 2000
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 86A: Super Lynx 100, Norvegian upgrade of Mk86.
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 88A: Super Lynx 100, German upgrade of Mk88. in service 1999
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 90A: Super Lynx 100, Danish upgrade of Mk90.
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 90B: to Danmark as shipborne ASW since 11/2000
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 95: Super Lynx 100 for Portuguese navy
  
• Super Lynx Mk. 99: Super Lynx 100 for South-Korean navy
  
• Super Lynx Mk. ... : Super Lynx 300 for Oman, maiden flight 10/03

• Lysander Mk. I: liason 1938

• Scout AH Mk. 1: SAR, liason, trainer 1963

• Sea King HAS Mk. 1: RN; ASW 1969
  
• Sea King HAS Mk. 2: RN; 1969, shipborne ASW
  
• Sea King HAR Mk. 3: RAF; SAR
  
• Sea King HC Mk. 4: shipbased transport, 1979
  
• Sea King HAS Mk. 5: RN; ASW 1979
  
• Seaking HAS Mk. 6: delivered since 1988
  
• Seaking ASAC Mk. 7 (formerly AEW Mk. 7): AEW for RN, delivered 3/02
  
• Sea King Mk. 41: German SAR, delivered in 1974
  
• Seaking Mk. 42: to RIN
  
• Seaking Mk. 43: to Norway
  
• Seaking Mk. 50: to RAN

• Wapiti Mk. IIA: reconnaissance/liason/attack 1931

• Wasp HAS Mk. I: shipborne ASW 1963; 1-2 AST/ 250 kg stores

• Wessex HAS Mk. I: 1961 ASW
  
• Wessex HAS Mk. III: RN, ASW 1967
  
• Wessex HAS Mk. 31: RAN version of Mk. I
  
• Wessex HC Mk. II: RAF, transport 1964
  
• Wessex HCC Mk. IV: 1964
  
• Wessex HU Mk. V: RN, transport 1964
  
• Wessex Mk. 52: to Iraq
  
• Wessex Mk. 53: to Ghana
  
• Wessex Mk. 54: to Borneo
  
• Wessex Mk. 60: civil

• Westminster: developped from Sikorsky S-56, cancelled

• WG-13: prototype of Lynx
  
• WG-30-100 Super Lynx: 1981, civil version of the Lynx
  
• WG-30-160:
  
• WG-30-200:
  
• WG-30-300:

• Whirlwind HAR Mk. 2: RAF; SAR 1955
  
• Whirlwind HAR Mk. 3: RN; shipborne, in production since 1953
  
• Whirlwind HAR Mk. 4: RAF, SAR, transport
  
• Whirlwind HAR Mk. 5: 1955
  
• Whirlwind HAS Mk. 7: 1956 ASW
  
• Whirlwind HC Mk. 10: RAF 1960

• Widgeon: 1956

• WS-70: license built Sikorsky UH-60

• Wyvern S. Mk. 4: carrier-borne fighter bomber 1954

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