Mil Mi-1

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The Mil Mi-1 is a Soviet light utility helicopter introduced in the early Cold War era, notable as one of the first mass-produced helicopters in the USSR and widely used for transport, training, and liaison roles.

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Mil Mi-1 canonical 3
вертолёт Ми-1 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military aircraft
helicopter
light utility helicopter
civilUse aerial work
agricultural operations
medical evacuation
configuration single main rotor
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
crew 1
cruiseSpeed 140 km/h
designer Mikhail Mil
engineModel Ivchenko AI-26V
engineType piston engine
enteredService 1950
firstFlight 1948
fuselageMaterial metal
height 3.30 m
introduced early 1950s
landingGearType fixed landing gear
length 12.09 m
mainRotorDiameter 14.35 m
manufacturer Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant
maximumSpeed 170 km/h
maximumTakeoffWeight 2550 kg
natoReportingName Hare
notableFeature first mass-produced Soviet helicopter
numberBuilt about 2700
numberOfEngines 1
passengerCapacity 2
powerplantLayout single-engine
producedFrom 1949
producedUntil 1960s
productionStatus out of production
range 430 km
role liaison helicopter
light utility helicopter
training helicopter
transport helicopter
serviceCeiling 3500 m
successor Mil Mi-2
tailConfiguration tail rotor
usedBy Bulgarian Air Force
Chinese military
linked to: Chinese forces

Czechoslovak Air Force
East German Air Force
Hungarian Air Force
Polish Air Force
Romanian Air Force
Soviet Air Force
linked to: Soviet Air Forces

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Mikhail Mil designed Mil Mi-1
Mil Mi-2 developedFrom Mil Mi-1
Михаил Леонтьевич Миль notableWork вертолёт Ми-1
linked to: Mil Mi-1