National Center for Helicopter Engineering named after M.L. Mil and N.I. Kamov NCV Mil and Kamov

The National Center for Helicopter Engineering named after M.L. Mile and N.I. Kamov (JSC "NCV Miles and Kamov") was created in 2019 on the basis of JSC "Moscow Helicopter Plant named after M.L. Mile" and JSC "Kamov." The company combined two engineering schools of domestic helicopter construction - the Mile school and the Kamov school.

For 2021, NCV Mil and Kamov JSC includes two development bureaus - OKB Mil and OKB Kamov, experimental production, as well as an experimental research (bench) complex and a flight test center. The company conducts scientific research, designs, builds and tests prototypes of helicopters, introduces them into mass production, modernizes, accompanies the Mi and Ka military and civilian helicopters in production and operation.

1965: Mi-10 Premiere

Soviet Mi-10 flying crane. A LAZ bus is loaded onto the platform. The Mi-10 was first introduced at the Paris Air Show in 1965.