Mil Mi-10
The Mil Mi-10, designated Harke by NATO, is a heavy cargo transport helicopter. It stands with four legs, and holds loads beneath the fuselage secured with hydraulic locks. Maximum payload is 15000 kg--on a sling, the maximum payload is 8000 kg.
Source: Milling into Western Markets, FLIGHT International 23 March 1967
Configuration
Primary flight and mechanical characteristicsVTOL type: Helicopter
Lift devices: 1 Single main rotor
Dedicated control device: 1 Tail rotor
Crew required: 2 in Side-by-side arrangement
Landing gear: Wheels (non-retractable)
Key Characteristics
Data on key physical featuresAircraft Details
Data on aircraft configuration, weights, flight performance and equipmentReferences
References and sources used
Mikhail Mil. School of the embodiment of ideas
Vertolet
2009 (page 79)
Book
2009 (page 79)
Book
Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant 50 Years
Lyubimaya Kniga
1998 (page 98)
Book
1998 (page 98)
Book
Milling into Western Markets
FLIGHT International
FLIGHT International Archives, 23 March 1967 (page 432)
Periodical
Detailed article on the aircraft
FLIGHT International Archives, 23 March 1967 (page 432)
Periodical
Detailed article on the aircraft
Russian Helicopters, Ka-27
Russian Нelicopters, JSC
5 July 2017 (page 211)
Website
5 July 2017 (page 211)
Website
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