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Ka-62, New Russian Helicopter To Be Presented At MAKS 2013

by Russian Helicopters JSC
August 28, 2013
in Air Force News
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Ka-62, New Russian Helicopter To Be Presented At MAKS 2013
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Russian Helicopters will present the first prototype of the new medium multirole Ka-62 at the MAKS International Aviation & Space Salon, which gets underway on August 27 in the Moscow Region town of Zhukovsky.

The helicopter was built at the Company’s manufacturing plant in the town of Arsenyev in Russia’s Far East, and has already arrived at the Gromov Flight Research and Development Institute aerodrome, where it will be based before taking part in the exhibition as part of Russian Helicopters’ static display.

The Ka-62 is the first helicopter that Russian Helicopters has created in international co-operation with European partners who worked on individual components. The Ka-62 is fitted with the latest Ardiden 3G engines made by France’s Turbomeca, which meet the highest environmental and fuel-efficiency standards. The engines’ dual-channel FADEC system ensures reliability and ease of operation.

Another French company, Zodiac Aerospace, a global leader in aviation systems, has supplied the helicopter’s fuel system. In addition, the transmission has been made by Austrian firm Zoerkler, which has many years’ experience and the advanced technologies necessary to engineer high-precision drives and gears.

The Ka-62 is equipped with the latest avionics system including a glass cockpit developed by Russian company Transas and a navigation system that supports GPS and GLONASS. In future it may also add support for Galileo, the satellite navigation system being developed by the EU and European Space Agency in collaboration with China, Israel, South Korea, Ukraine and Russia.

The first customer for the Ka-62 is Brazilian company Atlas Taxi Aereo, which has placed an order for seven of the helicopters. The first consignment is planned to be used in offshore work for Brazilian national oil company Petrobras.

Russian Helicopters, JSC is a subsidiary of UIC Oboronprom, which in turn is a part of State Corporation Rostec. It is one of the global leaders in helicopter production and the only helicopter design and production powerhouse in Russia. Russian Helicopters is headquartered in Moscow. Russian Helicopters was established in 2007. In 2012 its IFRS revenues increased 21% to RUB 125.7 billion. Deliveries reached 290 helicopters.

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