Kamov · Russia · ICAO: KA26 · 2006–Present ·
$2.9 million

The Kamov Ka-226 is a Russian multi-purpose helicopter that was designed in the 1980s. The name “Hoodlum” comes from the fact that it’s small and agile. It has an asymmetrical rotor system. This design makes for more stable flight than other helicopters with only one main rotor blade. The Hoodlum is so well-designed that its safety record is better than any other military or civil helicopter in operation today – even after over 30 years of service!

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Engine:
2× Rolls-Royce Allison 250-C20R
Engine type:
Turboshaft
Power:
2 × 450 shp  ·  336 kW
Wing Tips:
No winglets
Seats:
9
Cabin width:
ft 1 in · 1.54 m
Cabin height:
ft 7 in · 1.40 m
Cabin length:
ft 9 in · 2.35 m
Exterior length:
26 ft 7 in · 8.10 m
Tail height:
13 ft 7 in · 4.15 m
Fuselage diameter:
ft 7 in · 1.70 m
Wing span / rotor:
42 ft 8 in · 13.00 m
Baggage volume:
35 ft³  ·  1.0 
Max takeoff weight:
16,500 lb  ·  7,500 kg
Max Payload:
3,100 lb  ·  1,400 kg
Fuel capacity:
200 gal  ·  800 L  ·  600 kg  (Jet A)
Max cruise speed:
119 kt  ·  137 mph  ·  220 km/h
Range:
521 nm  ·  600 mi  ·  960 km
Fuel burn:
2.94 nm/gal  ·  1.44 km/L
Ceiling:
20,350 ft  ·  6,200 m
Rate of climb:
2,028 ft/min  ·  10 m/s
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