Antisubmarine helicopter derived from the Mi-8 with a boat-like hull allowing it to operate off the water. It first entered service in 1976 with the Soviet Union naval aviation.
Developed by the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and produced by Kazan Helicopters from 1973 to 1986.
Developed by the Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and produced by Kazan Helicopters from 1973 to 1986.
Although developed with Naval operations in mind, it is too large to be stowed below deck on the Kiev class carriers, so is almost exclusively land-based.
Mi-14 Haze News |
Koksijde SAR Meet 2016
07-Oct-16 - Belgium with Austria, Germany and Poland taking part of Search and Rescue SAR Meet 2016 at Koksijde, October 10-14Renewed Production of Amphibious Mi-14PS
02-Jul-15 - During IMDS 2015 being held in St. Petersburg, Russian Helicopters showcasing potential plans for the renewed production of the unique amphibious Mi-14 helicopter. Specifications Mi-14 Haze |
Derivatives & Versions of Mi-14 Haze |
Model | Year | History |
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Mi-14BT Haze | Known as the Haze-B by NATO. This is the airborne mine countermeasures version. | |
Mi-14PL Haze | Known as the Haze-A by NATO and the Mi-14PW as the Polish export model. Haze-A is the basic land-based anti-submarine version. | |
Mi-14PS Haze-C | Search and rescue version equipped with hoist | |
List of Operators of Mi-14 Haze |
Years | Model | Org | |
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1979- | aviatza na bvmf | ||
1979/90 | volksmarine | ||
1979/85 | al-Baḥrīyah al-ʿArabīyah as-Sūrīyah | ||
1980- | Marynarka Wojenna | ||
1990/94 | Marineflieger | ||
1992- | Ukrainian Navy | ||
2015- | Russian Helicopters |
Global Distribution of Mi-14 Haze |
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