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Masquito
Ultra light helicopter under development.

CHAIC Z-11

The Z-11 programme was officially approved in 1989 and the development began in 1992. The first flight of the Z-11 took place in Dec 1994. It was rumored that Z-11 was based on Eurocopter AS-350B Squirrel but this was unconfirmed.

UNIS NA-40 Bongo

MBB bo 108

Cancelled, later enhanced to give birth to the Eurocopter EC135

MBB / Kawasaki bk 117

Developed with Japan

EH Industries EH-101 Merlin [Westland WG-34]
Developed between Great Britain and Italy.
See Westland timeline for details

HAL ALH

DragonFly 333 Two-seat, ultra light helicopter

Kawasaki OH-1 Ninja

Fuji AMH

Mitsubishi RP-1

Mitsubishi MH-2000

PZL W-3 Huzar

PZL SW-4

Denel (Atlas) Aviation Rooivalk [CSH-2]

Atlas first helicopter was the Alpha XH-1, a model originally derivate of the Alouette III used by the South African Air Force for several years.
The SAAF ordered 12 Rooivalk AH-2As , the first of which entered service in July 1999. The helicopters form part of No 16 Squadron.
Final delivery is scheduled in mid-2003.

Scandicraft Systems APID Mk3

Kazan Mi-17 Newest export version of Mil Mi-17

Schweizer Model 300C Piston-Powered development of the Hughes 300

On July 13, 1983, Schweizer acquired rights of Hughes 300, first flight of 300C is by June 1984

Schweizer Model 330 Turbine-Powered

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Robinson R-44

Air Command International Commander 147A

Schramm's HeliCycle

Revolution Helicopter Corp. Mini 500 Single seat home built helicopter, scale replica of MDH MD500 Kit assembly in 40 to 60 hours.

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Rotorway Exec 90 / 162

Hillberg Helicopters Rotermouse

The BodyCopter

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Enstrom F-28

Enstrom 480 specifications

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Northrop Grumman’s Fire Scout Vertical Takeoff and Landing Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (VTUAV)

In February 2000 the U.S. Navy awarded a $93.7 million contract for the Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) phas of the VTUAV program. The contract included options for three low rate initial production (LRIP) systems. The plan was to procure three LRIP systems: one system for Marine Corps testing ahsore; one system for Navy shipboard testing; and one system for training. The LRIP 1 system, a Marine corps configured system, will be used to conduct the USMC operational evaluation (OPEVAL).

VNH-90