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Hi, can you ID this Russian helicopter ?. Авиация и Космонавтика 10/2010

RIp Frank Carson today, helicopter pioneer and legend .of Carson helicopters. Had pleasure over the years at Heli Expo in states to see CArson Fire Kings, converted from Sikorsky S-61N into S-61L or ex US NAvy Sea Kings anyhow heres my photos from heli Expo 2007 in Orlando And...

From Boeing magazine 1953, here is a strange helicopter with Mr. Herbert Munter

...users (@StriX) poked me and in effect triggered me to follow what I have on my mind for w while: to compile a publication on a Masquito helicopters. As you may know - there is two members to the family - the M58 and the M80, but in total the manufactures depicted 4 prototypes (three of...

Two illustrations of a model of the Florine 4 Helicopter, designed by N.Florine of Belgium. Shown at the 3rd Brussels International Air Show 1947. Specification given as two seat experimental helicopter, powered by a 75 h.p. Sarolia engine. Loaded weight 880 lbs., Max speed 93 m.p.h. 001 from...

Shown in an article about tactical air transport in Interavia 7/1952 is the shown method of towing a helicopter by a fixed-wing aircraft, with its rotors autorotating. Was this ever tested in reality ? IMHO it should be feasible, at least theoretically ... ???

Prints of Sikorsky helicopters concepts found on eBay. Source: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-set-of-Sikorsky-Futuristic-Helicopter-prints-Extremely-rare-/122662889179?hash=item1c8f4726db:g:FMAAAOSwGNdZnEUN Auction ended

Hi all, Greetings from Paris Airshow, this morning Airbus Helicopters announced the new X6 concept, http://www.airbushelicopters.com/website/en/press/Airbus-Helicopters-launches-X6-concept-phase,-setting-the-standard-for-the-future-in-heavy-lift-rotorcraft_1771.html Cheers

Photo of Kawasaki MCH-101 Advanced Mine Counter Measures (AMCM) helicopter. Source: http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/Japans-MCH-101-All-your-mine-are-belong-to-us-07598/

Hi Pioneer! I located a picture of the Oscar AH-4 helicopter from Hungary. Chuck

Hi, Mr. Pescara was an Argentinian,but he developed in France a series of five helicopters,No 1,2,3,4 & 5,here is all details from L'Air Revue 1946.

Hi, Came across this. Might be of interest… - - - - - - - - China is developing helicopters with the ability to fly at speeds twice the current average, according the country's major aircraft maker. Lin Zuoming, chairman of Aviation Industry Corp of China, said the company is developing...

From L+K 21/1968, I can't ID this helicopter,only from Macedonia as google translate ?.

Hi folks, on November 13, 2024, the new Russian helicopter project Heliburo HB.17 was unveiled first on Telegram. This helicopter project, developed by Heliburo, is a medium-class helicopter designed for multiple roles, including cargo transport, passenger carriage, and fire support. First...

Russian Helikopters JSC going to develop longer range version of their Mi17I called the MI-17I A3. https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopters/russian-helicopters-updates-mi-171-with-new-longer-range-a3-variant/140483.article

Happy Easter to you all :) ! Anyone of you have heard about the Zauder helicopter? It was WW2 german, apparently flown, with a sikorski configuration. Steve Coates of "Helicopters of the Third Reich" fame discovered a reference in a US Navy intelligence report, but that`s about it!. Anything?

Hi, Mil was established in 1947 under the guidance of Mikhail Mil as the helicopter laboratory of the Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute in Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast. Mil merged with Kamov and Rostvertol to form Russian Helicopters in 2006. The Mil brand name has been retained, although the...

This is the photo of Chinese new attack helicopter

Blue Envoy Press present their next title, The Air Staff and the Helicopter. The helicopter’s appearance at the end of the Second World War presented Britain’s armed forces with a quandary – what should it be used for and who should operate it? Initially seen as a replacement for the light...