F-WHAD Helineo (PBR)

Helis have become increasingly common in recent years for a variety of tasks: transporting passengers, cargo, fire fighting, patrolling and surveying forests during power line construction. Helicopters also assist in fighting field pests, doing geophysical and gravimetric surveys of terrain as well as assessing high voltage transmission lines.

Helicopters are now widely used in Russia, Europe and the US; they're even common in Asia and the Middle East.

Helicopters have a long and distinguished military history, though they are also extensively used in civil aviation to transport passengers and goods, for search-and-rescue missions, medical needs, law enforcement activities, water quality checks and TEP maintenance.

Helicopters have the primary benefit of moving large amounts of cargo. They can transport people and a heavy load, such as oil or gas wells; plus they can be utilized as cranes on construction sites for laying pipelines and more.

Helicopters are incredibly versatile and can be customized to perform various tasks. In fact, they could easily be converted into military aircraft if their owners so desire.

Helicopters are designed and produced by companies from the European Union, United States and former Soviet Union. The development of this type of aircraft can be divided into three stages: formation; permanent competition and a modern Euro-American stage.

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