Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.

Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.

Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.

Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.

Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.

Rostec's Russian Helicopters presented the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at the Army 2021 defence exhibition being held in Kubinka near Moscow from 22–28 August. Russian Helicopters said in a press release on 21 August that the aircraft had taken five days to fly the 5,000 km from its aviation plant in Ulan-Ude in eastern Siberia.

Russian Helicopters displayed the upgraded Mi-171Sh Storm helicopter at Army 2021. (Russian Helicopters)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant managing director Alexey Kozlov said the helicopter's combat effectiveness and survivability had been significantly increased, with Russian Helicopters adding that feedback from crews, maintenance personnel, and commanders on how to improve the aircraft had been taken into account.

The company said the helicopter is specially designed for special forces missions and is powered by engines for high-altitude flights. It also features a new rotor system with improved-profile composite main rotor blades and X-shaped tail rotor, an integrated flight and navigation system, and improved weapon suite and defence systems.