Mi-28N "Night Hunter" (according to NATO codification: Havoc - "Devastator") is a Soviet and Russian attack helicopter manufactured by Rostvertol PJSC, part of the Russian Helicopters holding, designed to search and destroy in conditions of active fire opposition from tanks and other armored vehicles, as well as low-speed air targets and enemy manpower.
Russian stamp, 1997 Mi-28.
The Mi-28 is capable of performing aerobatics: Nesterov's loop, Immelman's roll, roll, sideways flight, backward flight, sideways flight at speeds up to 100 km/h, turns at an angular velocity of up to 117 degrees/s, and a maximum roll rate of over 100 deg/s. c.
Safety
In the event of an emergency or catastrophic structural failure at a height of more than 100 m, the doors of both cabins are first fired, then the forced pull belts are cut with special cutters, special “ladders” are inflated - ballonets that prevent the crew from touching the chassis or the turned gun when leaving, and the crew leaves car with parachutes.
In the same situation, but at an altitude of less than 100 m, the forced belt tension system is activated, reliably fixing the crew in the Pamir-K energy-absorbing seats developed by Zvezda Design Bureau. First, the impact energy is extinguished by the main landing gear, which, deforming, absorb it. Then the chairs come into operation, which are able to extinguish a vertical overload of 50-60 g to 15-17 g, providing safety for the pilot and navigator-operator
Complex of onboard radio-electronic equipment
Mi-28N at HeliRussia 2012, rear view
The Mi-28N avionics complex, in terms of its technical characteristics, meets the requirements for 5th generation aviation equipment. Chief developer — FSPC "RPKB"
