Mil MI-2 - Helicopter

Consists of: former Mil Mi-2 light twin-engine helicopter in ambulance version, executed in the characteristic white/blue/orange livery with Red Cross markings and former Polish registration SP-ZXH, aircraft was designed by Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and built under license by PZL-Świdnik in Poland, the Mi-2 was used worldwide for transport, rescue, ambulance, police and military tasks, the offered example is sold as a static display and is not airworthy, the helicopter is in a disassembled state with the engines missing, the main rotor, tail rotor, landing gear and a large part of the cockpit equipment are still present, the cockpit still has the original pilot seat, controls and various control components, the instrument panel has been partially disassembled and a large part of the avionics and instrumentation is missing, the passenger/ambulance cabin is largely empty, a special object for aviation enthusiasts, collectors, museums, theme parks, event locations, catering or as a decorative eye-catcher, specifications brand: Mil, type: Mi-2 (Hoplite), manufacturer: PZL-Świdnik (Poland), execution: Ambulance / medical evacuation, registration: SP-ZXH, main rotor: 3-blade, tail rotor: 2-blade, landing gear: Fixed three-wheeled, fuselage length: approx. 11.4 m, total length including rotor: approx. 17.4 m, main rotor diameter: approx. 14.5 m, height: approx. 3.75 m, Empty weight (original): approx. 2,370 kg