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Mil Mi-26
The Mi-26, designated 'Halo' by NATO, is designed for cargo shipment with a maximum payload of 20,000 kg. The military-transport aircraft has 10 fuel tanks and can be equipped with seats for up to 82 passengers. Capable of flight in any weather, it is currently known as the largest helicopter in production.
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Mil Mi-26
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Forum Proceedings related to the Mil Mi-26
Flight Research of Mi-26 Helicopter Transportation of External Parallelepiped Cargo with Stabilizing and Aerodynamic Drag Reduction Means
Vladimir B. Kozlovsky, Nikolai A. Sumovsky and NPO PANH GA; Sergei A. Isaev, Academy of Civil Aviation (St. Petersburg)
Mi-26 Autorotational Landings
G.R. Karapetyan, Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant
Procedures Used to Ensure Strength, Endurance and Damage Tolerance of Mil Helicopter Fuselages (Mi-26, Mi-28, etc.)
Z. E. Shnurov, Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant
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Mil Mi-26
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