MI-26 HALO Heavy Lifter Notebook

The MI-26 HALO, a marvel of Russian engineering, stands as the largest and most powerful helicopter ever to have gone into serial production. Since its first flight in 1977, the MI-26 has been unmatched in its capabilities, boasting the ability to carry up to 20 metric tons of cargo or 90 passengers, which is significantly more than any other helicopter in its class. Its twin D-136 turboshaft engines provide the muscle needed to lift such heavy loads, making it a critical asset in military, disaster relief, and heavy-lift transport operations around the globe. Known for its distinctive size, the MI-26 is often called the 'flying crane' due to its incredible lifting power. It has seen service in various roles, from transporting heavy equipment to firefighting, making it a versatile tool for any challenging task.

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