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Harbin Z-20. The Harbin Z-20 is a Chinese helicopter designed and manufactured by the Harbin Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation, a leading Chinese aerospace company. The development of the Harbin Z-20 is closely tied to the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) need for advanced rotary-wing aircraft. The Harbin Z-20 has been influenced by various international helicopter designs, including those from the Soviet Union and United States.
The design and development of the Harbin Z-20 involved collaboration with various international partners, including Russia and France. The helicopter's design is based on the Mil Mi-17, a widely used Russian helicopter. The Harbin Z-20 features a single main rotor and tail rotor, with a fuselage made of metal and composite materials. The development process was overseen by the Chinese Ministry of Aerospace Industry, which played a crucial role in the project's advancement.
The Harbin Z-20 has been used by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) for various tasks, including search and rescue, medical evacuation, and cargo transport. The helicopter has also been exported to several countries, including Pakistan and Bangladesh. The Harbin Z-20 has seen limited combat action, but has been used in several United Nations peacekeeping missions.
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The Harbin Z-20 has several variants, including the Harbin Z-20A and Harbin Z-20B. These variants differ in their engine type and avionics systems.
The Harbin Z-20 is operated by several countries, including China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The helicopter is also used by various civilian organizations, including search and rescue teams and medical services. Category:Aircraft