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Mil Mi-4

Armed utilitySoviet UnionFirst flight 1952In service since 1953
Mil Mi-4
Photo: Jan Hrdonka · CC BY-SA 4.0 · background removed · partly completed with AI

Key specs

Role
Armed utility
Manufacturer
Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant
First flight
June 3, 1952
Entered service
1953
Status
In service
Units built
4,000
Crew
1
Troops or passengers
16

Helicopters

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Performance

Performance
Maximum speed
185 km/h
Range
500 km
Service ceiling
5,500 m
Dimensions and weights
Length
16.80 m
Rotor diameter
21.00 m
Height
4.40 m
Empty weight
5,100 kg
Maximum takeoff weight
7,550 kg
Powerplant
Engines
Shvetsov ASh-82V (piston)
Power
1,250 kW

Operators

Soviet UnionIndiaPolandAfghanistan

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Mil Mi-4, Wikipedia

Figures from the specifications in the English Wikipedia article. Armament lists what the type can carry, not a standard load.