E12NE · Safran Helicopter Engines

Makila 1A1 / Makila 1A / Makila 1A2

Revision change summary 6 → 7

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AT A GLANCE

Revision 7 changes the MAKILA 1A2 takeoff gas-generator speed limit, revises exhaust-temperature identification and limits, increases the published permissible air-bleed flows, and changes the MAKILA 1A2 free-turbine maximum permanent power entry. It also updates a rotation-standard reference, maintenance-manual references and the approval authority identified for life limits. Previously inherited values are written explicitly, and the shorthand legend is removed. The engine ratings and certification bases on page 1 remain unchanged.

01

Certificate-history label clarified

Certificate record for MAKILA 1A, MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

The heading changes from “TYPE CERTIFICATE (TC) RECORD” to “TYPE CERTIFICATE HOLDER RECORD.” The historical entry remains Turbomeca S.A., until July 18, 2016; the current holder and address are unchanged.

02

MAKILA 1A2 takeoff speed reduced; inherited values made explicit

Changed takeoff limit: MAKILA 1A2. Explicit inherited speed values: MAKILA 1A1. Explicit inherited temperature values: MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

Note 1 reduces the MAKILA 1A2 takeoff (5 minutes) gas-generator limit from 33,270 to 33,220 rpm. For MAKILA 1A1, shorthand entries are replaced with the previously inherited values: gas-generator speeds of 34,000 rpm at 2-1/2 minute OEI, 33,200 rpm at 30-minute or continuous OEI, and 34,900 rpm for 20-second transient overspeed; power-turbine speeds of 23,764 rpm maximum stabilized, 26,735 rpm maximum transient (20 seconds), and 22,850 rpm at 100%. These explicit entries do not change those MAKILA 1A1 values. Page 1 removes the legend defining “- -” as “SAME AS PRECEDING MODEL,” alongside revision-table updates. Note 2 similarly writes out the inherited 735°C maximum-continuous value for MAKILA 1A1 and 750°C starting values for MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

03

Exhaust-temperature designation and limits revised

Temperature designation: all three models. Increased OEI limit: MAKILA 1A. Added 25-second transient values: MAKILA 1A and MAKILA 1A1. Transient-entry clarification: MAKILA 1A2.

Note 2 changes the exhaust-gas temperature designation from T4 to T4.5 while retaining measurement with four thermocouples on the gas-generator exhaust diffuser. The MAKILA 1A 30-minute or continuous OEI limit increases from 775°C to 785°C. A previously absent 25-second transient row specifies 770°C for MAKILA 1A and MAKILA 1A1, with no value specified for MAKILA 1A2. The MAKILA 1A2 5- and 2-second transient entries lose their prefixed dash marks, but their stated temperatures and altitude footnotes remain unchanged.

REVISION 6 · BEFORE

A. EXHAUST GAS (T4) MEASURED WITH FOUR THERMOCOUPLES ON GAS GENERATOR EXHAUST DIFFUSER 2-1/2 minute OEI 810oC 830oC --- 30-minute or continuous 775oC 785oC 840oC `OEI

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REVISION 7 · AFTER

A. EXHAUST GAS MEASURED WITH FOUR THERMOCOUPLES ON GAS GENERATOR EXHAUST (T4.5) DIFFUSER 2-1/2 minute OEI 810oC 830oC --- 30-minute or continuous 785oC 785oC 840oC OEI Takeoff (5 minutes) 785oC 795oC 825oC Maximum continuous 735oC 735oC 770 oC Starting 750oC 750oC 750oC Transient (25 seconds) 770oC 770oC ---

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04

Permissible air-bleed flows increased and expanded

MAKILA 1A, MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

Note 4 changes the maximum-continuous air-bleed entry from 0.035 lb/second to 0.35 lb/second (160 g/s). It also adds 0.39 lb/second (180 g/s) at take-off rating and continuous OEI rating. The stated conditions remain P2 air bleed from the centrifugal compressor plenum at standard-day sea level.

REVISION 7 · AFTER

Maximum air mass flow 0.35 lb/second (160 g/s) at maximum continuous rating 0.39 lb/second (180 g/s) at take-off rating and continuous OEI rating

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05

Free-turbine power entry and rotation reference changed

Power entry: MAKILA 1A2 free-turbine rotor. Rotation-standard reference: engine rotors and main drives covered by Note 6 footnote (1), all three models.

In Note 6, the MAKILA 1A2 free-turbine rotor maximum permanent power changes from 1292 / 1732 to 1617 / 2168 in the table's kw/shp units; its 22,962 rpm and CCW (1) entries remain unchanged. Footnote (1) changes the French rotation-standard reference from MF-L-85010 to NF L 85-010. The stated viewing direction—engine observed aft looking forward—does not change. These edits do not change the separate engine-rating table on page 1.

REVISION 6 · BEFORE

MAKILA 1A2 CCW (1) 22,962 1292 / 1732 (*) CCW = Counterclockwise / CW = Clockwise (1) Direction of rotation of engine rotors and main drives is indicated according to French standard MF-L-85010: i.e., engine observed aft looking forward.

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REVISION 7 · AFTER

MAKILA 1A2 CCW (1) 22,962 1617 / 2168 (*) CCW = Counterclockwise / CW = Clockwise (1) Direction of rotation of engine rotors and main drives is indicated according to French standard NF L 85-010: i.e., engine observed aft looking forward.

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06

Fuel-filter wording corrected

Helicopter fuel supply to MAKILA 1A, MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

Note 8 changes “10-microm” to “10-micron.” The number 10 and the existing provision for a filter supplied by the aircraft manufacturer remain unchanged; this is a correction to the filter-unit wording, not a newly introduced filter provision.

REVISION 6 · BEFORE

Fuel supply from helicopter system must be delivered to the engine through a 10-microm filter provided

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REVISION 7 · AFTER

Fuel supply from helicopter system must be delivered to the engine through a 10-micron filter provided

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07

Life-limit manual approval reference updated

Life-limited parts of MAKILA 1A, MAKILA 1A1 and MAKILA 1A2.

Note 15 changes the identified source of engine-part life limits from the DGAC-approved Maintenance Manual, Chapter 5, to the EASA-approved Maintenance Manual, Chapter 5. Neither issue lists the individual limits here, so this change does not establish that any numerical life limit changed.

REVISION 6 · BEFORE

Certain engine parts are life-limited. These limits are listed in the DGAC-approved Maintenance Manual, Chapter 5.

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REVISION 7 · AFTER

Certain engine parts are life-limited. These limits are listed in the EASA-approved Maintenance Manual, Chapter 5.

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08

Maintenance-manual listings expanded

MAKILA 1A: X 298 76 460 1 / X 298 76 460 2. MAKILA 1A1: X 298 EO 460 1 / X 298 E0 460 2. MAKILA 1A2: X 298 H2 400 1 / X 298 H2 400 2.

The maintenance-manual row in Note 16, “MANUALS REQUIRED BY far 33.5,” retains the existing references and adds X 298 76 460 2 for MAKILA 1A, X 298 E0 460 2 for MAKILA 1A1, and X 298 H2 400 1 for MAKILA 1A2. The MAKILA 1A1 added reference is printed with E0, whereas its retained reference uses EO. Other manual rows are unchanged.

REVISION 7 · AFTER

Maintenance manual X 298 76 460 1 / X 298 76 460 2 X 298 EO 460 1 / X 298 E0 460 2 X 298 H2 400 1 / X 298 H2 400 2

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Check the FAA source documents

Revision 6 · 01/11/2023
Open FAA DRS ↗ · Saved source PDF ↗

Revision 7 · 10/30/2026
Open FAA DRS ↗ · Saved source PDF ↗