Mi-26 - Mi-26T

Mi-26T 1992 release, after the overhaul. Operating time since new-1038 hours. Total running repair-270 hours. - details see: https://www.vehicleto.com/mi-26-10000471

Type: Helicopter	Condition: Used	Year Built: 1992	Place of Origin: Russian Federation
Model Number: Mi-26T

Date of last repair2001.HelicoptersperformMILETBOextension ofup to 630hours.Delivery time45 days.After the signingof the contract andbilling100%credit.

Tothe purchaser.

Price of the newMi-26T-20 millionU.S. dollars.Manufacturing period1.5 yearsTBOof900hours.

Specifications
Country of Origin	Russia
Builder	MIL
Date of Introduction	1983
Role	Heavy cargo-transport
Similar Aircraft	Mi-6 Hook, HH-3E Jolly Green Giant
Blades	Main rotor - 8 Tail rotor - 5
Rotor diameter	105 ft (32 m)
Length	111 ft (33.8 m)
Length (rotors turning)	40 meters
Length (fuselage)	33.5 meters
Width	8.2 meters
Height	26 ft., 5 in. / 8.1 meters
Tail Rotor Diameter	7.6 meters
Cargo Compartment Dimensions	12 meters - Floor Length 3.3 meters - Width Height variable from 2.9 to 3.2 meters
Weight	49500 kg - Normal takeoff weight 56000 kg - Maximum takeoff weight 28200 kg - empty weight 20000 kg - Load-lifting capacity (100+ equipped troops, armored vehicles)
Engine	2 x 11,400 shp Lotarev D-136 turbines
Maximum speed	295 km/h
Cruising speed	183 mph / 255 km/h
Range	1200 km with Aux Fuel 800 km with maximum fuel reserve 475-800 km with maximum loading
Service Ceiling	4600 m 1,800 m Hover (out of ground effect) 4,500 m Hover (in ground effect)
Fuel	11,900 liters Internal
Standard Payload	20,000 kg Internal or external load over 80 troops, 60 litters, or 2x BRDM-2 scout cars, or 2x BMDs, or 1x BMP or, 1x BTR-60/70/80 or, 1x MT-LB
Armament	Usually none
Survivability/Countermeasures	Main and tail rotor blades electrically deiced. Infrared signature suppressors on engines. Infrared jammers and decoys; flares. Self-sealing fuel tanks.
AVIONICS	The avionics and navigational package, a Doppler weather radar, and a fully functioning autopilot allow for day/night all-weather operation.
Crew	5 (2x pilots, 1x navigator, 1x flight engineer, 1x loadmaster)