Russian holding intends to organize the repair of military helicopters in Vietnam

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Holding "Russian Helicopters" together with Vietnamese partners are considering the possibility of organizing the repair of military helicopters of the type Mi-8 / 17 on the basis of a joint venture located in Vietnam, reports RIA News message of the press service of the holding.



“The holding continues to develop cooperation with Vietnam in the field of repair and maintenance of helicopters. On the basis of the joint Vietnamese-Russian repair company HELITECHCO, the possibility of performing repair services for military-purpose Mi-8 / 17 helicopters is being considered, ”the release says.

It is noted that "at the end of 2015, following the results of the 17 meeting of the Russian-Vietnamese intergovernmental commission on military-technical cooperation, measures were planned to improve the system of after-sales service for Russian-made helicopters."

“Russian Helicopters will conduct a scheduled technical audit of HELITECHCO in order to check it for compliance with the requirements for organizations performing maintenance and repair of Mi-8 helicopters. With positive results, this will allow continuing repairs of Russian-made civilian helicopters in Vietnam, ”the press service of the deputy general director of the company, Igor Chechikov, quotes.

According to him, "the possible repair of military helicopters will include the retrofitting of the enterprise and the training of specialists."

"In addition to developing cooperation in the field of repairing military helicopters, representatives of the Vietnamese Defense Ministry also showed interest in Ansat helicopters for training purposes," the report said.

Holding reference: “The joint Vietnamese-Russian repair company HELITECHCO has existed since 1994. During this time, more than 80 civilian helicopters of state and commercial operators from Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, India, Australia and New Zealand were repaired. Today, HELITECHCO is the only aircraft repair company in Southeast Asia that is being repaired by the developer of Mi helicopters, the Moscow Mil Helicopter Plant, part of the Russian Helicopters. ”
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  1. +3
    16 February 2016 16: 44
    And what could the Australians repair there or the N. Zealanders? After all, they don’t have Mi.
    1. +4
      16 February 2016 16: 47
      Nice topic. Earning money. Specialists gain experience. Strengthen ties. To squeeze out Western "partners".
      1. +2
        16 February 2016 16: 53
        Quote: Michael67
        Good topic. Make money

        And in terms of logistics is very successful! No need to transport equipment to Russia.
        1. +4
          16 February 2016 16: 55
          If there is a sufficient amount of work, then this is a very good thing.
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    2. +3
      16 February 2016 16: 52
      The absence of direct contracts with specific agents does not mean a ban on sales through third parties
    3. +1
      16 February 2016 17: 18
      It looks like they have them.
  2. +4
    16 February 2016 16: 55
    Mi 8 is the most popular pinwheel in the world. Service centers should have a wagon and a small trolley
    1. +1
      16 February 2016 18: 45
      Service centers should have a wagon and a small trolley


      It is also in demand because the engines, the main gearbox and the set of blades change in a clean field without a crane by the power of the TEC part (one and a half excavator smile A small thing like KAU doesn't count at all. And the resource to CWR (overhaul cap) is 12 years (4500 h). So a carriage and a small cart are useless, this is not a Lexus with a blonde at the wheel.
      Real hokhma-on taxiing hit the hole, the front desk in the belly "cleaned". Our aces lifted the car from this position !!! and carefully planted on a pile of old tires. By morning the leg was "healed".
  3. 0
    16 February 2016 17: 00
    “Possible repair of military helicopters will include retrofitting the enterprise and training specialists.”

    "In addition to developing cooperation in the field of repairing military helicopters, representatives of the Vietnamese Defense Ministry also showed interest in Ansat helicopters for training purposes," the report said.
    Well, slowly we are gaining momentum! Buy and China, India, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand and Laos.
  4. +1
    16 February 2016 17: 03
    It’s good news, and there they’ll want something newer. By the way, I didn’t know that New Zealand has our verts, I thought they looked in all amers in their mouths.
  5. +1
    16 February 2016 17: 07
    Well, okay. It is necessary to load power.
  6. 0
    16 February 2016 17: 12
    I hope that this is not at the expense of Russia again ... (many debts already written off) Tired already!
  7. 0
    16 February 2016 17: 29
    Organized? And be silent.
  8. +1
    16 February 2016 18: 24
    It is very strange that such centers are only now opening. In essence, such a center should not be in the region in one place with an aviation center and a spare parts depot. The Vietnamese authorities, I think, would not mind if at least a demonstration center for military equipment and armaments is arranged, so to speak, so to speak, to the buyer but this is already a marketing strategy.
  9. DPN
    +1
    16 February 2016 21: 23
    If Russia is the legal successor of the USSR, then it is simply obliged to have a base in VIETNAM.
  10. +1
    16 February 2016 22: 37
    Fine! Not only a technological product, but also a convenient service. This should boost sales.