A rare opportunity to acquire a Schweizer 333, an unusual four-seat light turbine helicopter seldom seen on the European market.

Built in 1993, N1475X is the FAA Model 269D Configuration A, commercially known as the Schweizer 333. It is powered by a Rolls-Royce 250-C20W turbine engine and has recorded 7,226.1 airframe hours.

The helicopter features a distinctive custom red paint scheme with flame and eagle artwork, a blue four-seat interior and a traditional analogue cockpit.

Its uncommon configuration, turbine power and unmistakable appearance make it an interesting aircraft for private ownership, training or specialist operations.

Further technical information, maintenance status and supporting documentation are available upon request.

Airplane time state:
TTAF: 7,226.1 hours

Engine: Rolls-Royce 250-C20W
Engine S/N: CAE-845053
TTE: 3,206.5 hours / 3,468 cycles

SMOH: Modular engine maintained by individual component status. Compressor and turbine overhaul completed on 18 August 2009, with 293.5 hours remaining to the next overhaul.

Spacious four-seat cabin featuring bright blue fabric upholstery with red contrast stitching, matching blue carpeting and four-point safety harnesses. The extensive glazing provides excellent visibility and creates a bright, open cabin environment.