Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Ulan-Ude Plant Launches Mi-171 Flight Trainer
Russian Helicopters subsidiary Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant has introduced an Mi-171 simulator. Built by CSTS Dinamika, the simulator allows for flight training in all weather conditions. Ulan-Ude acquired the new trainer due to high demand and growing production volumes of the Mi-171.
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Initial feedback on the new simulator with a group of Chinese helicopter operators has been “extremely positive,” the Ulan-Ude plant noted in a statement.
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