MI-17 Spare Parts

Our company supply and deliver spare parts for MI-17 all modifications. We also do modernization and overhaul on demand by the client.

Propulsion 2 Turboshaft Engines
Engine Model Klimow / Klimov TW3-117MT / TV3-117MT
Engine Power (each) 1435 kW 1924 shp
Speed 250 km/h 135 kts
155 mph
Service Ceiling 5.000 m 16.404 ft
Range 494 km 267 NM
307 mi.
Empty Weight 7.100 kg 15.653 lbs
max. Takeoff Weight 13.000 kg 28.660 lbs
Rotor Blades (main/tail) 5/3 5/3
Main Rotor Diameter 21,10 m 69,2 ft
Tail Rotor Diameter 3,91 m 12,8 ft
Rotor Disc Area 349,7 m² 3764 ft²
Length 25,30 m 83,0 ft
Height 5,65 m 18,5 ft
First Flight 1975
Production Status in production
Developed from Mil Mi-8
NATO Code Hip C
Data for (Version) Mil Mi-17

The Mi-17 is a Russian-made helicopter currently in production at two factories in Kazan and Ulan-Ude. Mi-17 medium twin-turbine multipurpose helicopter is a deep modernization of well-reputed Mi-8 rotorcraft. Its versatility and high performance characteristics made it the most popular helicopter in the world. Over 11,000 Mi-8/Mi-17 helicopters have been produced so far. They are in service in 80 countries now. At present, Kazan Helicopters JSC serially produces three main modifications of Mi-8 rotorcraft; the Mi-172 is a passenger version. It is intended for transportation of 28 passengers. Special VIP-versions for 7-11 passengers are also produced. The MM7-V5 is a transport version. It is intended for cargo transportation inside the cabin and by the external sling. It can also be used for the transportation of 36 service passengers. The Mi-17-1V is a multipurpose helicopter. On the basis of this modification, various versions (military, flying hospital, etc.) can be produced. Mi-17 helicopter modernization leads to a considerable improvement of performance characteristics and to the reduction of operational costs. New VK-2500 high-altitude engines and Safir auxiliary power unit were installed on the helicopter and tested in Tibet. The test results showed that these new components provide: an increase of take-off weight up to 13,500 kg; an increase of rate of climb by 3 m/sec; an increase of service ceiling up to 6,500 m; an increase of hovering ceiling up to 4,500 m; a possibility of starting the engines in the temperature range from -40° to +40°C and at an altitude over 6,000 m. The installation of main rotor blades of an upgraded shape and with swept ends, made of composite materials considerably improves the helicopter’s performance characteristics and reduces its operational costs. The X-shaped tail rotor allows widening yaw control margin, increasing service life and reducing the noise.

To provide comfortable flight in cold climate regions, the Mi-17 can be equipped with K0-50 petroleum heater, which is installed in front of fuel tank, or over the right door. The helicopter can also be fitted with an air conditioner, when operated in hot climate. A version is also developed, where both a petroleum heater and an air conditioner can be installed.
External stores are mounted on weapons racks on each side of the fuselage. The Mi-17 has six external hard points. The Mi-17 is provided with missiles, bombs, small arms and cannons. It carries four missile launchers of the B8V20 type, with missiles launched with the aid of an on-board PUS-31-71 electrical fire control system. The Mi-17 can be also armed with GSh-23L 23mm guns and PKT machine-guns with independent power supply and remote control circuits.