Russian-Made Turboshafts Handed Over For Ansat Flight Tests
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Credit: UEC
Russia’s United Engine Corporation (UEC) has handed over its new VK650V turboshaft engines for flight testing on the Ansat light-twin helicopter. The engines are intended to replace Pratt & Whitney PW207 powerplants and give a second life to the Russian helicopter. The 3.6-ton rotorcraft has been...
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