Originally founded as a small design bureau, the Mil helicopter plant outside Moscow has become a world leader in the manufacture of attack helicopters in the last 60 years. Strictly speaking (and ...

Developed in the late 1960s by Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, the Mi-24 Hind earned the nickname the “Flying Tank” for its ability to transport troops while also providing heavy fire support; ...

The Mil Mi-24 Hind is a heavily armored assault helicopter designed by the Russian Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant. It has been in service since the early 1970s and is used by nearly 50 countries.

For the first time, RACHEL – designed at the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant (the Helicopters of Russia holding company) – was on display in model form at the air show in Farnborough (UK) in 2013.

Russian Helicopters’ predecessor, Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, designed the aircraft for Soviet Naval Aviation and Soviet allied countries including Cuba, Eastern Germany, Libya and Syria in the ...

Manufactured by Russan Helicopters—the resultant company from a merger of joint stock company Kamov, Mil Moscow Helicopter ...

The new helicopter will be able to develop a speed of over 400 km/h, he added. As was reported earlier, the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, part of Russian Helicopters Group, is carrying out R&D work ...

Developed by the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant, the Mi-171A2 is powered by two digitally controlled, 2,400-shp Klimov VK-2500PS-03 turboshafts, replacing the Mi-8/17 family’s 2,200-shp TV3-117s.

The Moscow Helicopter Plant, better known as the Mil Design Bureau, is about to become part of a new, larger, holding company, according to director general Yuri Andrianov. He declined to reveal ...

The Mi-24 and Mi-17 aircraft—both designed at the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant—are fielded by a number of different countries. Nations friendly to the U.S., including Ukraine, ...