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Airwolf Aerospace Receives More STC Approvals with Two New EASA STCs for True Blue Power® Lithium-ion Batteries in Eight Helicopter Models

by AgAir Update Staff
January 8, 2025
in Press Releases, United States
Reading Time: 3 mins read
Airwolf Aerospace Receives More STC Approvals with Two New EASA STCs for True Blue Power® Lithium-ion Batteries in Eight Helicopter Models

MIDDLEFIELD, OHIO. January 8, 2025 - Airwolf Aerospace has received supplemental type certificate (STC) approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for the installation of True Blue Power® main ship batteries.

The EASA STCs are for True Blue Power® TB17 Lithium-ion batteries in four makes and nine models of helicopters and True Blue Power® TB20 Lithium-ion batteries in Airbus AS350/AS355 helicopters.

Airwolf Aerospace’s Lithium-ion battery STCs are on a roll, with U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval in early 2024, ANAC Brazil and Transport Canada STC approvals in late 2024, and now EASA STC approval.

TB20 AS350
AS350 TB17

• TB17 (17AH) EASA STC 100855641 - Transport Canada SH24-32 - FAA STC SR04637CH --ANAC 2024S11-10

  • Airbus H125/AS350, AS355, EC-120, H130/EC130
  • Bell 206A/B, 206L/L1/L3/L4
  • Enstrom 480B
  • MD 369/500
  • Hiller UH-12E (FAA, Transport Canada)

• TB20 (20AH) EASA STC 10085637 - Transport Canada SH24-33 - FAA STC SR04644CH

  • Airbus H125/AS350, AS355

The field-proven, technical standard order (TSO)-certified True Blue Power® TB17 and TB20 lithium-ion batteries provide significant advantages, including:

  • Lower weight. Up to 63 percent lighter, increases useful load.
  • Faster, cooler engine starts. Higher voltage for reliable powerful starts. Don’t be let down by your current battery.
  • Extremely fast charging. Have a fully topped off battery four to 10 minutes after start.
  • Longer life, Eight-year average. Stop replacing batteries frequently.
  • Reduced maintenance. Two-year maintenance cycle (TB17), On condition (TB20). No more excessive damaging cap checks and NiCad maintenance.
  • Extreme cold capable. Automatic built in heater. No need to take the battery with you in extremely cold weather.

Airwolf Aerospace is the leader in Lithium-ion helicopter battery installations with more applications than any other company. They are very pleased to be able to offer helicopter operators the numerous benefits of Lithium-ion which include not having to worry about hot starts. Look for more Airwolf STCs for more helicopter applications and additional battery models soon.

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