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Mi2 - Helicopter
The Mi-2 powered by two turbine engines was the first Mi-2 helicopter
manufactured in 1965. Until the end of the 1980s they sold over 5500
helicopters. The PZL-Kania helicopter is derived from the Mi-2 helicopter and
made in Poland. The test flight of its prototype was performed on June
6th, 1979.The standard passenger version of Mi-2 helicopter has
seating for 1 pilot and 8 passengers. The interior can be quickly converted for
transport of 700 kg of cargo. The range of the helicopter with external tanks,
as standard, is 580km. This version is designed for transporting 2-4 casualties
on stretchers and seating for medical attendants. It is equipped with
stretchers, intensive care medical devices necessary during flight & other
first aid equipment. Internal cargo carrier of loads up to 700 kg (1544 lb), or
as a flying crane with cargo sling for loads up to 800kg (1764 lb). The
helicopter is equipped in standard with a set of load tiedown rings, load
securing ropes and nets, protecting the load from movement during flight.
Electric hoists can be installed for lifting loads of up to 120 kg (276
lbs).
The Mi-2 found widespread fields of activity both with military, state
and commercial operators. Besides transport of freight and passengers, the Mi-2
has also found work as ambulance, police and search-and-rescue helicopter. There
are many Mi-2s still in service all around the CIS and in many of its former
satellite states.
Specifications
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