Mil Mi-12

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The Mil Mi-12 is a Soviet-era experimental heavy-lift helicopter prototype, notable for being the largest helicopter ever built.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental aircraft
heavy-lift helicopter
helicopter
prototype aircraft
aircraftCategory rotorcraft
transport helicopter
airframeMaterial metal
alsoKnownAs Mi-12 NERFINISHED
V-12 NERFINISHED
category Soviet helicopters
experimental helicopters
heavy-lift helicopters
configuration twin-rotor transverse layout
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
crewRole flight engineer
loadmaster
pilots
designBureau Mil Design Bureau NERFINISHED
designer Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant NERFINISHED
developedFor long-range transport of ICBM components
developmentStart early 1960s
engineArrangement two engines on each wingtip pylon
engineCount 4
enteredService never entered regular service
era Cold War
firstFlight 1968
fuselageType fixed-wing-like central fuselage
hasCrew true
intendedRole strategic airlift of heavy cargo
isLargestHelicopterEverBuilt true
landingGearType fixed landing gear
manufacturer Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant NERFINISHED
NATOreportingName Homer NERFINISHED
notableFeature largest rotorcraft ever built by overall dimensions
record-breaking payload capacity
numberBuilt 2
operator Soviet Air Forces NERFINISHED
powerplantType turboshaft engine
primaryUse military transport
programOutcome cancelled
role heavy transport
rotorConfiguration side-by-side rotors
rotorCount 2
status not in mass production
prototype only
tailConfiguration conventional tailplane
testLocation Soviet Union NERFINISHED

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Mikhail Mil designed Mil Mi-12