The AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat (815 Naval Air Squadron based RNAS Yeovilton) landing at single spot ship HMS Trent (with no diversion option) ! This is what sets these aviators apart. Credits :@fleetairarm | Defence Express

More on the Philippine Navy's AW159 Mk.220 Wildcat ASW naval helicopters, which were already accepted by the Technical Inspection and Acceptance Committee (TIAC) for the Anti-Submarine Helicopter Acquisition Project. The PN Naval Air Group has improved quickly in a span of few years. Imagine just a few years ago they were flying only the 70s era Bo-105 helicopter for almost 40 years before shifting to the new AgustaWestland AW109E Power light helicopters, then to the AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat

LOOK | NH441, one of Philippine Navy’s AW159 Wildcat helicopter approaches and lands onboard BRP Antonio Luna’s (FF151) helideck as part of its flight integration drill/training with the said frigate. (Photo from FF151). #StrongAFPStrongPhilippines #OneAFPOnePhilippines #AFPyoucanTRUST | AFP Radio DWDD

“HELLCAT Flight” | AW159 Wildcat | Barton Aerodrome 🚁 One of three AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcats from HELLCAT Flight stopping in at @bartonaerodrome for some much-needed fuel — for both the aircraft and the crew! 📍 Barton Aerodrome (EGCB) 📸 @dcfh.aviation #army #Wildcat #AW159 #Helicopter #navy #MilitaryAviation #BartonAerodrome #AvGeek #PlaneSpotting #HeliSpotting #AviationPhotography #AviationLovers #fleetairarm #AviationAddict #aircraftspotting #AviationCommunity #DCFHaviation #AirPower #M