AIRWOLF NAVY

Specifications

Airwolf vs. Bell 222
Bell 222 "Airwolf"
Crew 2 (pilot & copilot) 2-3 (pilot(s) & weapons technician)
Passengers 5–6 1-2 (non-crew may use the copilot seat
and/or a seat behind the technician's seat)
Length 49.54 ft (15.1 m)
Height 11.68 ft (3.56 m)
Weight 4,555 lb (2,066 kg) unspecified
Speed 149 mph (240 km/h) 345 mph (555 km/h) conventional
Mach 1.5 with turbo thrusters
Mach 2 max speed
Range 373 mi (600 km) 950-1450 mi (1529-2334 km)
Ceiling 12,800 ft (3,901 m) 11,000 ft (3,353 m) unpressurized
89,000 ft (30,482 m) pressurized
Power (x2) 618 hp (461 kW) unspecified
Airwolf's “Design Specs”
(See talk page for sources)
Speed 300 knots/555 km/h (conventional)
Mach 1.5 (turbo thrusters)
Mach 2 (max speed)
Range 950 miles (armed crew of 3)
1,450 miles long range (crew of 2)
Midair refuel capable
Flight Ceiling 11,000 feet unpressurized
89,000 feet pressurized
Wing Guns[12] 30 mm Cannon (×2)
.50 BMG Chain gun (×4)
Firing up to 40 rounds per sec.
ADF Pod FIRST SEASON
AGM-12 Bullpup missiles (×2)
AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles (×12)
AIM-95 Agile missiles (×4)
AGM-45 Shrike missiles (×?)
SECOND – FOURTH SEASONS
M712 Copperhead shells (×?)
FIM-43 Redeye missiles (×?)
AGM-65 Maverick missiles (×?)
AGM-114 Hellfire missiles (×?)
FOURTH SEASON
Red Laser
Defense Sunburst anti-missile Flares (×10)
Bullet-proof armoured fuselage
Learning flight/combat computer
Radar/Radio Jammer

Missiles

* The ADF pod's missile tubes were only large enough to carry the Redeye missiles (FIM-92 Stinger is the modern equivalent). For example, Airwolf is about 13 meters long (42 ft), and a typical Maverick, Shrike or Sidewinder missile is about 3 meters long (10 ft), about 1/4th the length of Airwolf. Actual 40 mm cannon would be about the same size, which is why aircraft, especially helicopters, do not carry them, except for small, short range 40 mm grenade launchers.

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