List of Soviet and Russian Helicopters Designers and Producers

09/07/2012 14:02

Below you can find list of Soviet and Russian helicopter designers and producers. It does reflect only serial production, not prototypes (manufactured by experimental design bureaus). OAO meas open Joint Stock Company, FGUP means Federal Governmental United Company, OKB means Experimental design bureau

 

Helicopter design bureaux

OAO Moskovskij Vertoletnyj Zavod imji M. L. Milja (originally OKB-3 and later OKB-329, settled in Moscow)

OAO Kamov (originallyOKB-2 and later OKB-938, settled at Lyubertsy)

OKB imji A. S. Yakovleva (originallyOKB-115, settled in Moscow)

OKB imji I. P. Bratukhina (originallyOKB-3, settled in Moscow)

Kazan Helicopter Plant (settled in Kazan)

Helicopter manufacturing plants

OAO Moskovskij Vertoletnyj Zavod imji M. L. Milja (Mocow, originally OKB-3 and later OKB-329)

   - Mi-1, Mi-4, Mi-38

OAO Kamov (Lyubertsy, originally OKB-938)

   - Ka-8, Ka-10, Ka-60

OAO Ulan Udskij Aviacionnyj Zavod (Ulan Ude, originally OKB-99)

   - Ka-15, Ka-18, Ka-20, Ka-25, Mi-8/8MT, Mi-9, Mi-19, Mi-171

OAO Kazaňskij Vertoletnyj Zavod (Kazaň, originally OKB-387)

   - Mi-1, Mi-4, Mi-8/8MT, Mi-14, Mi-18, Mi-38, Mi-172, Aktaj, Ansat

FGUP Kumertauskoje Aviacionnoje Proizvodstvěnoje Predprijatie (Kumertau, originally OKB-972)

   - Ka-26, Ka-27, Ka-28, Ka-29, Ka-31, Ka-32, Ka-33, Ka-126, Ka-226

OAO Rostovskij Vertoletnyj Proizvodstvěnnyj Kompleks Rosvertol (Rostov, originally OKB-168)

   - Mi-1, Mi-6, Mi-10, Mi-22, Mi-24, Mi-26, Mi-27, Mi-28

FGUP Strela (Orenburg, originally OKB-52)

   - Mi-1, Ka-226

OAO Arasněvskaja Aviacionaja Kompanija Progress im. N.I. Sazykina (Arasnev, originally OKB-116)

   - Mi-24, Mi-34, Ka-50, Ka-52

FGUP Gosudarstvěnnyj Kosmičeskij Naučno-proizvodstvěnnyj centr imeni M. V. Chruničeva (Moscow, originally OKB-23)

   - Mi-6

Saratovskij Gosudarstvěnnyj Aviacionnyj Zavod No. 292 (Saratov, originally OKB-292)

   - Mi-4 

Krasnyj Okťjabr Leningrad (St. Petersburk, originally OKB-272)

   - Jak-24

Gosudarstvěnnoj Aviacionnyj Zavod Aviant (Kyjev, poriginally OKB-473)

   - Mi-1

WSK Swidnik (Swidnik, Poland)

   - Mi-1, Mi-2