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Kamov Ka-15

Rotorcraft
Kamov Ka-15

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The Kamov Ka-15 was a Soviet light utility helicopter that first flew in 1952, establishing the bureau's early expertise in rotorcraft design. Powered by a single engine, it achieved a maximum speed of 150 km/h with a practical range of 390 kilometers. The compact 6.3-meter airframe accommodated one crew member, making it suitable for liaison and utility missions during the Cold War era.

Caractéristiques

Rôle
Light utility helicopter
Origine
Soviet Union
Équipage
1
Moteurs
1
Premier vol
1952
Longueur
6,3 m
Vitesse maximale
150 km/h
Autonomie
390 km