Russian Helicopters today confirmed the possibility to operate the latest multirole Mi-171A2 helicopters in harsh climatic conditions at air temperatures down to minus 50 degrees. The trials in Yakutia confirmed the operability of the main systems and onboard equipment, the holding said. Read more
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The Mi-171A2 performing low temperature trials
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