Commercial authorisation
FAA Part 135 current listing1 operator
This aircraft is currently listed by the FAA as authorised for Part 135 operation. This does not prove that it has flown charter services. View operator details.
N200HN
FAA · N-Number United StatesV Valid Registration On watch list Updated
- Mode-S hex
-
A192BF - Serial
- 0444
- Type
- Rotorcraft
- Manufacturer
- EUROCOPTER DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
- Model
- EC135T2
Overview
Aircraft
Make / model- Manufacturer
- EUROCOPTER DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
- Model
- EC135T2
- Type
- Rotorcraft
- Category
- Land
- Engines
- 2
- Seats
- 7
Registrant
MASTER
LLC
AIR METHODS LLC
REGISTRANT SINCE ·
Live tracking
Mode-S
Mode-S hex code (24-bit ICAO)
A192BF
This is the unique transponder address this airframe broadcasts. It does not change when the registration changes hands.
Key dates
LifecycleCert issued
Last action
Expires
Recent changes
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Technical
Airframe
ACFTREF- Manufacturer
- EUROCOPTER DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
- Model
- EC135T2
- Type aircraft
- Rotorcraft
- Category
- Land
- Weight class
- Medium
- Serial number
- 0444
Capacity & weight
Performance- Seats
- 7
- Weight class
- Medium
FAA uses a weight category code rather than exact pounds. Weight classifications reflect the aircraft type certificate data.
FAA type certificate data sheet
DRS- TCDS number
- H88EU
- Certificate holder
- Airbus Helicopters Deutschland GmbH (AHD)
- Covered models
- EC135P1 | EC135T1 | EC135P2 | EC135T2 | EC135P2+ | EC135P3 | EC135T3 | EC135T2+ | EC635T2+
- Product subtype
- Rotorcraft
- Status
- Current
- Revision
- 17
- Revision date
- 8 May 2026
- CFR part
- Part 27 | Part 29 | Part 21
- CFR subpart
- Subpart B - Type Certificates
- CFR section
- Sec. 21.29
Registration
Status
Current
V
Valid Registration
The certificate is valid through . Last action by FAA .
Part 135 operators
Current FAA operator-and-aircraft list1 current
- QMLA
- Air Methods LLC · 135
Currently listed by the FAA as authorised for Part 135 operation. Authorisation does not prove actual charter flights or ownership.
Certificate
Airworthiness- Type registrant
- LLC
- Airworthiness
- Cert issued
- Last FAA action
- Expires
- Fractional owner
- No
- FAA region
- Northwest Mountain
Registrant
MASTER address
Active
- Owner name
- AIR METHODS LLC
- Type
- LLC
- Registrant since
- Street
- 5500 S QUEBEC ST STE 300
- City
- GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO 801111914
- County
- 005
- Country
- United States
Safety
Safety records
4 on file
4
FAA Wildlife records on file
0 investigations ·
4 wildlife strikes
16 Oct 2020
Most recent record
Unknown
Highest injury level
Minor
Worst aircraft damage
-
23:02 1133754 FAA Wildlife Wildlife strike Location: UNKNOWN Injury: Unknown Damage: Unknown
Record details
- Record match
- N-number match supported by model
- Aircraft
- EC135
- Occurrence
- Species: Unknown bird; Phase: En Route
- Operator
- BUSINESS
- Species
- Unknown bird
- Phase
- En Route
- Airport
- ZZZZ UNKNOWN
- Components struck
- Windshield
- Remarks
- MEDICAL TRANSPORT. WHILE ON AN INTERFACILITY FLIGHT, CRUISING AT APPROX 1200 FT AND 2 MINUTES FOR HOSPITAL, THE FLIGHT NURSE SITTING IN CO-PILOT SEAT SAW A BIRD STRIKE THE FRONT NEAR CENTER OF AIRCRAFT. THE BIRID APPEARED TO BE DEFLECTED ALONG THE LEFT SIDE OF CO-PILOT WINDSCREEN. ALL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT CONTROLS AND INSTURMENT INDICATIONS WERE NORMAL WHILE LANDING AT THE RECEIVING HOSPITAL. A COMPLETE INSPECTION OF THE AIRFRAME, COWLINGS AND ROTATING PARTS WAS COMPLETED.THERE WERE INDICATIONS OF THE BIRD STRIKING THE NOSE OF THE AIRCRAFT ABOUT 12” ABOVE AND SLIGHTLY LEFT OF THE LANDING LIGHT AND DEFLECTED TO THE LEFT ALONG THE CO-POILOT WINDSCREEN TOWARD THE LEFT CO-PILOT DOOR S. THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS THAT IT STRUCK ANY ROTATING COMPONENT. NO DAMAGE OBSEREVED, NOTIFIED AND DISCUSSED WITH MECHANIC SO HE WAS AWARE. AFTER INSPECTING THE AIRCRAFT THE PILOT AND CREW FELT SAFE TO CONTINUE WITH THE FLIGHT. NOTE: NUMBER STRUCK NOT REPORTED ASSUME 1. OWNER/ OPERATOR AIR METHODS CORP. SOURCE AMC BIRD/ WILDLIFE STRIKE REPORT.
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19:09 1133782 FAA Wildlife Wildlife strike Location: UNKNOWN Injury: Unknown Damage: None
Record details
- Record match
- N-number match supported by model
- Aircraft
- EC135
- Occurrence
- Species: Unknown bird - small; Phase: En Route
- Operator
- BUSINESS
- Species
- Unknown bird - small
- Phase
- En Route
- Airport
- ZZZZ UNKNOWN
- Components struck
- Nose
- Remarks
- MEDICAL TRANSPORT. While on final approach back to base, a small black bird flew up and was visible in the chin bubble for a second or less. Both the pilot and paramedic, who was riding in the co-pilot seat, simultaneously both announced "BIRD" as a small bump was felt near the nose of the aircraft. Landed the aircraft uneventfully one minute later, and upon shutdown inspected the aircraft. A small blood smudge and tiny feathers were observed just under the nose, just above and to the left of the wire strike protection system. No dents or damage, and no rotating parts of the aircraft were contacted. NOTE: OWNER/ OPERATOR AIR METHODS CORP. NUMBER STRUCK NOT REPORTED ASSUME 1. SOURCE AMC BIRD/ WILDLIFE STRIKE REPORT.
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