AW139 JUNE 2016 REV 2

CHAPTER 06
DIMENSION AND AREAS

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REFERENCE LINES 4
STATIONS, WATERLINES AND BUTT LINES 4
ACCESS PROVISIONS 7
ZONES AND AREAS 9

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CHAPTER 06 - DIMENSIONS AND AREAS

m
13.8 t)
5 .2 7f
(4

4.98m
8.40m (27.5ft) (16.36ft)
3.57m (11.71ft)

2.25m (7.40ft)

3.04m (9.98ft)
4.34m (14.24ft)

13.77m (45.18ft) LONG NOSE VERSION - SHORT NOSE VERSION 13.53m (44.40ft)
4.21m (13.83ft)
16.62m(54.55ft)

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REFERENCE LINES

STATIONS, WATERLINES AND BUTT LINES

Stations are dividing the aircraft in the longitudinal plane. Station 0 (zero) is a preconceived point in front of the helicopter

Waterlines divide the aircraft in a vertical plane. Waterline 0 (zero) is a preconceived point in below the helicopter

Butt lines are dividing the helicopter in a lateral plane. Butt line 0 (zero) is a longitudinal line down the centre of the helicopter

Dimensions are in millimetres and (inches).

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WL
2670.0
(105.11) WL
2250.0
WL (88.58)
2470.0 WL
(97.24) 2565.0
(100.98)

WL
2435.93
(95.90)
WL
1315.0 WL
(51.77) 1670.0
(65.74)
WL
1050.0
(41.33) WL
1448.05
WL (57.00)
1028.0
(40.47)

WL
0.0
(0.00)
STA STA STA STA STA STA STA STA
560.0 1500.0 2105.0 3770.0 4475.0 5700.0 6700.0 8150.0
(22.04) (59.05) (82.87) (148.42) (176.18) (224.40) (236.77) (320.86)

STA STA STA STA STA STA STA STA STA

0.0 1070.0 2065.0 3120.0 3900.0 4803.0 5795.0 7200.0 8700.0
(0.0) (42.12) (81.29) (122.83) (153.54) (189.09) (228.14) (283.40) (342.51)

STA STA STA STA

1070.0 2105.0 3900.0 5700.0
(42.12) (82.87) (153.54) (224.40)
BL LH
950.0
STA STA STA
STA
STA STA
STA
(37.40) 6700
0.0 1500.0 3120.0 4803.0 5700.0 8700.0
(0.00) (59.05) (122.83) (189.09) (236.77)
(283.77) (342.51)
BL LH
820.0
(32.28)

BL LH STA
275.0 15391.3
(10.82) (605.95)

BL
0.0
(0.00)

BL RH
275.0
(10.82)

BL RH
820.0
(32.28) STA STA
3770.0 5288.0
(148.42) (208.18)
BL RH
STA STA STA
950.0
3490.0 4475.0 5578.0
(37.40)
(137.40) (178.18) (219.60)

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STA STA STA

3900.0 6700.0 8150.0
(153.54) (263.77) (320.86)
BL RH STA STA STA STA
800.0 3120.0 5700.0 7200.0 8700.0
(31.49) (122.83) (224.40) (283.46) (342.51)
BL RH BL RH
550.0 223.0
(21.65) (8.77) STA
15391.30
(606.94)
BL
0.0
(0.00)

BL LH
BL LH
550.0
223.0
(21.65)
(8.77)
BL LH STA
800.0 8368.5
(31.49) (251.51)
HELICOPTERS [1J]

STA STA STA

3900.0 6700.0 8150.0
(153.54) (263.77) (320.66)
BL RH STA STA STA
STA
800.0 5700.0 7200.0 8700.0
3120.0
(31.49) (224.40) (283.46) (342.51)
(122.83)
BL RH
550.0
(21.65)

BL
0.0
(0.00)

BL LH
550.0
(21.65)
BL LH STA
850.0 6368.5 HELICOPTERS [1L]
(31.49) (251.51)

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ACCESS PROVISIONS

Each panel and door has a five character identification number (three digits followed by two letters, e.g. 111 AL). The structure of the
identification numbers for the panels and doors is as follows:

Number of the smallest zoned area where the panel is located

Primary identifier = Identifies the panel in an alphabetical sequence (front to rear, inboard to outboard, top to bottom)

111 A L

Locator = Provides the location of the panel in relation to its position in the helicopter )Bottom, left, right, top, Z =internal)

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473BR 462AR
473AL 184AR
184BR

360AL 360AT
360CT
472AR
480BL

213AL

310AL
313AL 360BT 360DT
480AL 471AL
474BL
461AL

474AL

360CT
360AT
473BL

474BL 461AL 360AL

311AL
480AL
473AL 310AL
471AL 313AL

360BL
(OPPOSITE
SIDE)
213AL 360CL
360DL

311CL 311BL
183AL

183BL

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ZONES AND AREAS

The helicopter is divided into zones in order to express and identify various sections within the helicopter for maintenance purposes.

4 - FIN, IGB, TGB TAIL

ROTOR

5 - TAIL BOOM LEFT HAND

SIDE

6 - FUSELAGE LEFT
HAND SIDE
3 - TAIL BOOM RIGHT
HAND SIDE
7 - CABIN AND
COCKPIT INTERIOR

1 - HELICOPTER NOSE
2 - FUSELAGE RIGHT
HAND SIDE

AREAS

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