Russia to repair Laotian Mi-17 helicopters

Russian Aviaton » Wednesday May 25, 2016 15:38 MSK

Russian Helicopters, a Rostec company, will repair Laotian Mi-17 helicopters.

A deal was signed between Rostec and the Laotian Ministry of Defense on May 20 after Laotian Prime Minister Thongloun Sisoulith met Russian President Vladimir Putin, Rostec said in a press note.

Two Mil Mi-17-1B helicopters will be repaired while two Mi-17 multi-purpose helicopters will be upgraded to Mi-17-1B standard.

Laos purchased 12 Mi-17 helicopters from Russia in 1996.

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