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Russia Has Sights Set On Global Helicopter Scene

The Mi-28N is primarily intended for fire support of the troops, going into the heat of the battle if required.

By Vladimir Karnozov

June 14, 2013

More than 8,000 Russian rotorcraft are in operation in more than hundred countries around the world–twenty types and around forty variants with major upgrades. Their manufacturer, Russian Helicopters (Hall 2a, Stand C198), which claims it has 14 percent of the world’s fleet, reported a profit of Roubles 9.4 billion ($300 million) in 2012–and a hefty 21 percent rise in revenues, to RUB125.7 billion. Some RUB99 billion of this was generated from helicopter shipments and RUB19 billion from services.

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