Ex-military, but you get the idea. This is a Westland Lynx helicopter, an X-ray Zulu 676 model that was built in 1982 and was in use with the Royal Navy, seeing action in Kosovo and the Gulf War.

The world's fastest helicopter is being set out to pasture. The British Army has announced that its last five Westland Lynx helicopters will be formally retired on January 31 after 40 years of ...

The Lynx 9A helicopter has a two-man crew who are both trained as pilots in case one is killed or wounded in action and two Rolls-Royce engines which give it a top speed of 200 miles per hour. It ...

The Westland Lynx twin-engine helicopter entered British military service in 1977, and has rapidly spawned variants for use in both land and maritime warfare for its 18 export clients.

South Korea's Navy said Monday it will take part in a U.S.-led multinational maritime exercise, involving its 4,400-ton ...

An curved arrow pointing right. This footage shows just how skillful you have to be to land a helicopter on a ship during rough seas. The Danish Royal Navy had some help from Prism Defence with ...

The Lynx helicopter was the backbone of the British Army and the Royal Navy before it was replaced by the AW159 Wildcat. On Mar. 21, 1971, the yellow prototype of the Westland Helicopters Lynx ...

Germany has secured Lynx parts from Denmark to maintain its fleet of anti-submarine warfare/anti-surface warfare (ASW/ASuW) helicopters until its retirement date of December 2026.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. WHILE the Black Cats show off the Royal Navy’s helicopter skills, the Army will also fly a solo Lynx display at the Bournemouth Air Festival.

Richmond, British Columbia-based Heli-Lynx clinched in April last year EASA approval for the twin-engine AS355F Twinstar upgrade dubbed the AS355FX which includes two Rolls Royce C20F/R engines in ...