
Aircraft class:
Helicopter
Passenger capacity:
Crew:
2 pilots
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Engines:
Two Turbomeca Arriel 2S2 turboshafts
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First delivered:
Mid-1990s

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a range exceeding 400 nautical miles, the Sikorsky S-76C easily connects regional destinations, city centers, and remote locations in a single nonstop hop. Typical missions include New York to the Hamptons, Los Angeles to Santa Barbara, or London to country estates, all without the constraints of ground traffic or airport congestion. | The S-76C’s 155-knot cruise speed ensures you arrive ahead of schedule, while its powerful twin engines and advanced rotor design enable takeoffs and landings on compact helipads or rooftops. With a 1,200-foot takeoff distance and the ability to land in spaces as short as 1,000 feet, the S-76C provides direct access unmatched by fixed-wing aircraft. | Passengers benefit from a smooth, vibration-damped ride, regardless of weather or terrain. The helicopter’s robust safety systems and sophisticated avionics further enhance operational reliability, ensuring a seamless and secure journey for business or leisure travelers alike.

The S-76C’s cabin is a model of executive comfort and refinement, featuring a spacious, low-vibration environment with seating for up to twelve. Wide doors and a nearly flat floor make boarding and moving about effortless, while panoramic windows flood the interior with natural light and sweeping views. | Configurations typically include plush leather club seating with fold-out tables, ambient lighting, and individual climate controls, ensuring productivity or relaxation on every flight. Many S-76Cs are appointed with bespoke finishes, advanced soundproofing, and in-flight connectivity, creating a serene retreat in the sky. | Although baggage capacity is limited to approximately 1.1 cubic feet, it’s well-suited for personal bags or briefcases. For executives and VIPs, the quiet, private cabin turns even short journeys into an exceptional travel experience.




For intercity transfers, inaccessible destinations, or time-sensitive itineraries, the S-76C is the ultimate solution. While it’s less suited to long-range travel or groups with substantial luggage, its ability to reach city-center helipads and remote sites makes it indispensable for urgent business trips, luxury getaways, and high-profile events.


The Sikorsky S-76C typically seats eight passengers in a standard executive configuration, with the cabin accommodating up to twelve for high-density layouts. Club seating and large windows make it ideal for business groups, families, or VIP transfers.




Yes. The S-76C features a spacious, quiet cabin with wide doors for easy boarding and a nearly flat floor for movement during flight. Passengers enjoy panoramic windows, personal climate controls, and often a private aft lavatory in VIP setups.

Yes, for most regional and city-to-city routes. The S-76C can cover trips such as New York to the Hamptons or downtown Los Angeles to Santa Barbara nonstop, though longer flights or full passenger loads may occasionally require a refuel stop, which is typical for helicopters on extended legs.
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