Mi-17

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The Mi-17 is a Russian-designed, medium-lift military transport helicopter widely used for troop transport, cargo missions, and search-and-rescue operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medium-lift helicopter
military transport helicopter
utility helicopter
armamentOptions anti-tank guided missiles (on some variants)
machine guns
rocket pods
cargoAccess rear clamshell doors
side doors
cargoCapacityExternalSling approximately 4000 kg
cargoCapacityInternal approximately 4000 kg
countryOfOrigin Russia
Soviet Union
crew 3
developedFrom Mil Mi-8
linked to: Mi-8
engineModel Klimov TV3-117
VK-2500 (in later variants)
engineType turboshaft
enteredService late 1970s
exportedTo over 50 countries (various variants)
firstFlight 1975
fuselageType twin-turbine transport helicopter fuselage
hasVariant Mi-17-1V
linked to: Mi-17

Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17

Mi-171Sh
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Mi-17V-1
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Mi-17V-5
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Mi-8MTV (exported as Mi-17)
linked to: Mi-17
landingGearType fixed tricycle landing gear
mainRotorConfiguration single main rotor
manufacturer Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant
maximumSpeed approximately 250 km/h
NATOReportingName Hip
notableFeature high-altitude performance in hot-and-high conditions
numberOfEngines 2
passengerCapacity up to 24 troops
primaryUsers Afghan Air Force
Indian Air Force
People's Liberation Army (China) (Mi-171)
Russian Armed Forces
numerous air forces worldwide
range approximately 800 km (with auxiliary tanks, variant-dependent)
role armed gunship (in some variants)
cargo transport
medical evacuation
search and rescue
troop transport
serviceCeiling approximately 6000 m
tailRotorConfiguration tail rotor on port side
typicalCrewComposition co-pilot
flight engineer
pilot
usedFor VIP transport (in some configurations)
disaster response
humanitarian relief missions

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Mi-8 successor Mi-17
Afghan National Army usedEquipment Mi-17 helicopter
linked to: Mi-17
Czech Air Force operates Mil Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17
Operation Rahat usedEquipment Mi-17 helicopters
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-17V-1
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-17-1V
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-17V-5
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-171Sh
linked to: Mi-17
Mi-17 hasVariant Mi-8MTV (exported as Mi-17)
linked to: Mi-17
Algerian Air Force notableAircraft Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17
Myanmar Air Force operatesAircraftModel Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant designed Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Vietnam People’s Air Force usedAircraftModel Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Mil Mi-8 variant Mi-17 (export designation)
subject linked to: Hip
linked to: Mi-17
Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant product Mil Mi-171 helicopters
linked to: Mi-17
Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant product Mil Mi-171A1 helicopters
linked to: Mi-17
Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant product Mil Mi-171A2 helicopters
linked to: Mi-17
Pakistan Army Aviation Corps aircraftOperated Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Sudanese Air Force notableAircraft Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Náměšť nad Oslavou Air Base basedAircraft Mil Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17
Náměšť nad Oslavou Air Base basedAircraft Mil Mi-171Sh
linked to: Mi-17
Kbely Air Base basedAircraftType Mil Mi-17
linked to: Mi-17
Kbely Air Base basedAircraftType Mil Mi-171
linked to: Mi-17