This 1989 Messerschmitt BO105 DBS-4 presents as a well-maintained turbine helicopter with recent upgrades and favorable component times. The airframe shows 9,226 total hours with a passenger/utility configuration and a basic empty weight of 3,243 lb. Its Rolls Royce Allison A250-C20B engine received a fresh overhaul in 2022, and critical drivetrain components like the TRB O/C TGB (2,713 hours remaining) and MGB (1,196 hours remaining) have substantial service life remaining. The helicopter features a 2022 interior refurbishment by Generation Global with smart red leather seats, complemented by a new lead-acid battery and up-to-date inspections.

Avionics include a Garmin suite with GMA350HC audio panel, GTR225 VHF comm, GTX345 ADS-B transponder, and Aero660 GPS, alongside a Bendix/King KRA 405 radar altimeter and Kannad 406 AF-H ELT. Operational flexibility is enhanced by dual controls, a cargo hook, Bearpaws, sun/rain covers, side steps, and a SAS system. The exterior paint is described as great quality, and the package includes five Lightspeed headsets and ground handling wheels. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, this BO105 offers utility capability with recent modernization touches.