Mi-3 (plane)

Mi-3

• A use: Lightweight overuse road helicopter
• A manufacturer: Mil
• An operation person: The Soviet Union

Indication

The lightweight overuse road helicopter that the Soviet Union produced Mi-3 (Russian :Ми-3). Originally it is the name of the helicopter for large size, weight based on Mi-2 designed under cooperation of Poland and the Soviet Union in the 1960s. In addition, Mi-2 is replaced with Mi-4 from 1971. The plan did not progress more than a design stage. Because this cooperation had a problem, Poland decided to produce complete new helicopters originally, and W-3 was designed.

Besides, a design of Mi-1 which I made four pieces of springs was called Mi-3.

Outside link

• Mil Mi-3 at www.aviastar.org: [1]
• PZL Swidnik W-3 at www.aviastar.org: [2]

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