CH-178 Mi-17 (Total: 4, Canadian: 4, Group 0)
Mil CH-178 Mi-17

The Mil Mi-17 (NATO reporting name: Hip) is a Soviet designed Russian military helicopter family in production at two factories in Kazan and Ulan-Ude. It is known as the Mi-8M series in Russian service. The helicopter is mostly used as medium twin-turbine transport helicopter, as well as an armed gunship version.
Mil-17-V5 Hip, CH-178, RCAF (Serial Nos. 1780404, 178405, 178406 and 178407), leased for the Air Task Force in Afghanistan in 2010. Harold Skaarup web page and Wikipedia with revisions
CH-178 Mi-17 serial 178404
s/n 178404
as/n 178404
m/d Mi-17-V5
178404
Known Units:
Leased for use by Canadian forces in Afghanistan. Operational at Kandahar airport by May/June 2010. May have been one of the CH-178s airfreighted to Bulgaria in August 2011, with Canadian markings covered in tape.last update: 2024-December-25
CH-178 Mi-17 serial 178405
s/n 178405
as/n 178405
m/d Mi-17-V5
178405
Known Units:
Leased for use by Canadian forces in Afghanistan. Operational at Kandahar airport by May/June 2010. May have been one of the CH-178s airfreighted to Bulgaria in August 2011, with Canadian markings covered in tape.last update: 2024-December-25
CH-178 Mi-17 serial 178406
s/n 178406
as/n 178406
m/d Mi-17-V5
178406
Known Units:
Leased for use by Canadian forces in Afghanistan. Operational at Kandahar airport by May/June 2010. May have been one of the CH-178s airfreighted to Bulgaria in August 2011, with Canadian markings covered in tape.last update: 2024-December-25
CH-178 Mi-17 serial 178407
s/n 178407
as/n 178407
m/d Mi-17-V5
178407
Known Units:
Leased for use by Canadian forces in Afghanistan. Operational at Kandahar airport by May/June 2010. May have been one of the CH-178s airfreighted to Bulgaria in August 2011, with Canadian markings covered in tape.last update: 2024-December-25