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Kamov Ka-27

The Kamov Ka-27 (NATO reporting name 'Helix') is a military helicopter developed for the Soviet Navy, and as of 2024 is in service in various countries including Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam, China, South Korea, and India. Variants include the Ka-29 assault transport, the Ka-28 downgraded export version, and the Ka-32 for civilian use.

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Developed from
Kamov Ka-25
First flight
24 December 1973
Introduction date
1982
Manufactured
1979–2010
Manufacturer
Kamov
National origin
Soviet Union / Russia

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Kamov Ka-27

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Triples19
Avg. degree1.98
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Kamov Ka-27

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related to External links · 9
Kamov Ka-27 → Archived, Chinese, Helicopters Images, Information Resource, InformationKa-32 Information Resource, July, Ka-27 Helix Multirole Naval, Ka-28, Wayback Machine
Developed from · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → Kamov Ka-25
First flight · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → 24 December 1973
Introduction date · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → 1982
Manufactured · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → 1979–2010
Manufacturer · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → Kamov
National origin · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → Soviet Union / Russia
Primary users · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → Soviet Navy (historical) Russian Navy Ukrainian Navy Indian Navy
Status · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → In service
Type · 1
Kamov Ka-27 → Anti-submarine warfare helicopter (Ka-27/Ka-28) Attack helicopter with transport capabilities (Ka-29) Civilian utility helicopter (Ka-32)

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Kamov Ka-27Developed fromKamov Ka-251.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27First flight24 December 19731.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27Introduction date19821.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27Manufactured1979–20101.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27ManufacturerKamov1.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27National originSoviet Union / Russia1.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27Primary usersSoviet Navy (historical) Russian Navy Ukrainian Navy Indian Navy1.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27StatusIn service1.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27TypeAnti-submarine warfare helicopter (Ka-27/Ka-28) Attack helicopter with transport capabilities (Ka-29) Civilian utility helicopter (Ka-32)1.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27VariantKamov Ka-311.00infobox
Kamov Ka-27related to External linksInformation Resource0.60section
Kamov Ka-27related to External linksKa-280.60section

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