The Westland Lynx is a twin-engine military helicopter family that first flew in 1971 and evolved into specialized land, naval, and Super Lynx variants. Its compact airframe, wheeled landing gear, folding naval arrangements, and progressively uprated rotor and propulsion systems supported shipboard operations, utility transport, reconnaissance, search and rescue, and training across many national fleets.
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