Guardians of Germany: The Federal Police - Inside Their High-Stakes Missions
Synopsis
Europe's largest police helicopter fleet includes 94 aircraft, with 23 AS332 L1 Super Pumas used for emergency airlifts and disaster response.
Synopsis
A helicopter from the Hunfeld Federal Police Department prepares for a rescue mission in the North Sea. The AS332 L1 Super Puma, the largest operational helicopter in the federal police fleet, is equipped to transport emergency personnel and supplies. Federal police officers conduct maritime patrols and anti-terrorism operations, ensuring safety across Germany's borders. With 38,000 officers working year-round, the documentary details their diverse roles in responding to emergencies and maintaining security on land, water, and in the air.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how the Super Puma aids in disaster response.
- Find out about the federal police's airlifting capabilities.
- Meet the skilled pilots managing high-risk missions.
Did You Know
- The AS332 L1 Super Puma helicopter is 16.3 meters long and 4.5 meters high.
- The federal police operate Europe's largest police helicopter fleet with 94 helicopters.
- The Super Puma can transport external loads of up to 2.5 tons.
- The BF plus unit provides support to the GSG9 in anti-terrorist operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many federal police officers are there in Germany?
There are 38,000 federal police officers in Germany.
What is the size and capacity of the AS332 L1 Super Puma helicopter?
The AS332 L1 Super Puma helicopter is 16.3 meters long, 4.5 meters high, and has a wingspan of 16 meters, with a capacity to transport external loads of up to 2.5 tons.
What is the main use of the Super Puma helicopter?
The main use of the Super Puma helicopter is airlifting emergency and special forces to areas of operations.
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