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Russian Helicopters To Fly Mi-171A2 with KBO-17 Avionics
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The first flights of the upgraded Mi-171 will take place in Moscow.
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Business Aviation
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Rotorcraft
Rotorcraft
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The first flights of the upgraded Mi-171 will take place in Moscow.
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Russian Helicopters and Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies have started testing the Mi-171A2 helicopter with KBO-17 avionics. The first flights of the upgraded Mi-171 will take place in Moscow. The medium-twin helicopter features a five-display suite and an obstacle warning system. With the new system, the required crew is reduced to two. Certification, once slated for this year, has been postponed to 2015.

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Thierry Dubois
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Rotorcraft
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