The French Navy has received the final EC 225 maritime safety helicopter (SECMAR) from the French Directorate General for Armaments (DGA), which will operate from Finistere Naval Air Base.
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Two helicopters were ordered in December 2009 from EADS to replace aging Super Frelon choppers.
The EC 225 is a multimission civilian offshore support helicopter designed for search and rescue operations.
The twin-engine helicopter can accommodate two crew and 24 passengers and has a maximum flying speed of 325km/h.
The first EC 225 was delivered to the French Navy in April 2010.
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