AgustaWestland and Thales have joined forces to offer the AW101 Merlin helicopter to the UK Royal Navy for its airborne early warning (AEW) operations.
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The new AW101 Merlin equipped with Thales’s Searchwater 2000 radar and Cerberus mission system could replace the navy’s Sea King 7 airborne surveillance and control (ASaC) aircraft and operate from the Queen Elizabeth-class future aircraft carriers.
Currently, the navy is operating a fleet of 11 Sea King ASaC helicopters, which will be decommissioned in 2016, according to flightglobal.com.
AgustaWestland said the distinctive radar suite of the Searchwater system will be deployed through a rear ramp aperture during operations, providing 360-degree surveillance coverage.
The helicopter features various advanced capabilities including the Cerberus payload, which will be installed on a pallet, and two mission crew stations towards the front of the cabin as well as an integrated Link 16 datalink.
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