Mil Mi-26

The Mil Mi-26 (Russian Ми-26, NATO reporting name "Halo") is a Soviet/Russian heavy transport helicopter. It is in service with civilian and military operators. It is the largest and most powerful helicopter ever to have gone into production.

 

Variants

V-29

Prototype.

Mi-26

(NATO - 'Halo-A') Military cargo/freight transport version.

Mi-26A

Upgraded version with an upgraded flight/navigation system.

Mi-26M

Upgraded version of the Mi-26, designed for better performance.

Mi-26MS

Aeromedical evacuation version.

Mi-26NEF-M

Anti-submarine warfare version.

Mi-26P

Passenger transport version, with accommodation for 63 passengers.

Mi-26PP

Radio relay version.

Mi-26PK

Flying crane helicopter.

Mi-26S

Disaster relief version.

Mi-26T

Civil cargo/freight transport version.

Mi-26TC

Cargo transport version.

Mi-26TM

Flying crane helicopter.

Mi-26TP

Fire-fighting version.

Mi-26TS

Export version of the Mi-26T.

Mi-26TZ

Fuel tanker version.

Mi-26T2

Improved version of the Mi-26T equipped with BREO-26 airborne electronic system allowing it to fly at any time of day and night under good and bad weather conditions.

Mi-27

Proposed airborne command post variant, two prototypes built.