How much does a Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew cost?

Operators seeking pre-owned AW109SP GrandNew helicopters for sale will find several examples available on the market. Price examples include $4.5m for a 2012 model, $5.5m for a 2014 model, and $6.5m for a 2015 model, per Aircraft Bluebook’s spring 2021 data.These values represent the average retail price for each model year listed. The actual sale price of an individual aircraft may differ from the average, however, depending on several things – including its maintenance condition, how many hours remain on the airframe and engines before the next overhaul is due, and more.An eventual sale price will ultimately be negotiated between the buyer and seller, based on aircraft-specific details.

What competes with the Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew?

There are a range of other potential options in the same category as the Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew, including the Bell 529, which can carry up to eight passengers and is powered by two Pratt & Whitney PW207D1B engines.

What makes the Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew stand out?

Leonardo emphasises the AW109SP GrandNew’s “smooth ride and high comfort levels” as appealing specifically to VIP/Corporate operators, adding that the highest safety standards are attained through the crashworthy seats, airframe and fuel tanks, and by the provision of excellent One Engine Inoperative (OEI) flying abilities.

What is the difference between an Agusta A109S Grand and Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew?

The key difference between the Agusta A109S Grand and today’s Leonardo AW109SP GrandNew is that the GrandNew introduces a more advanced avionics package, and has a composite airframe.