Fuselage length17.7 m
73.8Chopsticks
708,000Pollen grain widths
With rotors turning
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The U.S. Army's primary attack helicopter/Aircraft
The Boeing AH-64 Apache is the most advanced and lethal attack helicopter in the world, featuring a nose-mounted sensor suite, a 30mm chain gun that follows the pilot's helmet movements, and the ability to carry a mix of Hellfire missiles and rockets. It can operate in all weather conditions, day or night. The Apache has been in service since 1986 and has seen action in nearly every major U.S. military operation since.
With rotors turning
About 324 km/h
Two GE T700 turboshafts, ~1,650 shp each
About 21,000 feet