Who is using GÖKBEY? User units, tasks, and configurations

GÖKBEY (T625) general-purpose helicopter.

The GÖKBEY (T625) is designed around the architecture of “one platform, multiple missions,” meeting both military and civilian needs with the same airframe. The basic structure can be modified between configurations for transport, air ambulance, search and rescue, and VIP transport, allowing various units to integrate mixed fleets into a single series.

Units using GÖKBEY

Unit	Usage / Configuration	Status
Gendarmerie General Command	General, Personnel/Transport	First user (first delivery on 2024-10-29)
Army Command	General / Transport	Delivery on 2026-04-30
Air Force Command	General / Support	Planned
Coast Guard	Maritime / Search and Rescue	57 aircraft ordered, 6 in progress
National Security Agency	Public Security / Safety	Planned
Ministry of Health	Aerial Ambulance (MEDEVAC)	Planned

Gendarmerie: First User

The first GÖKBEY will be delivered to the Gendarmerie on October 29, 2024; the first mass-produced unit J6004 will be delivered on August 19, 2025. The Gendarmerie will use this platform in a general role to carry out personnel and transport missions across vast areas.

Coast Guard and Search and Rescue

57 units ordered at IDEF 2025 (July 24, 2025) include 6 units for the Coast Guard. These helicopters, designed for maritime operations, search and rescue (SAR), and surveillance configurations, will enhance coastal and offshore security.

Ministry of Health: Air Ambulance

The spacious cabin and twin-engine safety make GÖKBEY suitable for air ambulance (MEDEVAC). The configuration, equipped with stretchers, intensive care equipment, and medical teams, aims to save time in the transport of critically ill patients.

Mission Spectrum

Military transport and troop transport
Cargo and external payloads
Air ambulance (MEDEVAC)
Search and rescue (SAR)
VIP / Special transport
Maritime operations
Firefighting

Why adopt a multi-unit model?

Using a single aircraft model to serve multiple units can reduce training, spare parts, maintenance, and support costs. The pilot and technician teams can be shared, simplifying logistics. This economy of scale is one of GÖKBEY’s greatest advantages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which unit will be the first to use GÖKBEY? The Gendarmerie General Command (first unit to be delivered on October 29, 2024).

How many units will the Coast Guard receive? 6 units, included in the 57-unit order at IDEF 2025.

Is GÖKBEY used for air ambulance? Yes, the MEDEVAC configuration is one of its missions.

When will it be delivered to the Army? April 30, 2026.

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