Mil Mi-14
The Russian Mi-14 (NATO Designation: 'Haze') is an amphibian helicopter based on the Mi-8. Originally designated V-8G, the name was changed to V-14 after changing engines to the TV3-117M. Now the production version, Mi-14, wields the TV3-117VM engines.
Capable of take off and landing on water, the multipurpose helicopter stemmed several modifications/versions. Development began in 1962 and the primary manufacturer (as of 2000) was Kazan Helicopters.
Overview
Data on design, manufacture and statusConfiguration
Primary flight and mechanical characteristicsVTOL type: Helicopter
Lift devices: 1 Single main rotor
Dedicated control device: 1 Tail rotor
Crew required: 4 in Side-by-side arrangement
Landing gear: Wheels (all retractable)
Key Characteristics
Data on key physical featuresAircraft Details
Data on aircraft configuration, weights, flight performance and equipmentReferences
References and sources used
Russia's Helicopter World
Vertolet
2000 (page 37)
Book
2000 (page 37)
Book
Russian Helicopters, Ka-27
Russian Нelicopters, JSC
5 July 2017 (page 211)
Website
5 July 2017 (page 211)
Website
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