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Boeing AH-6i First Flight in Production Configuration
The Boeing AH-6i light attack/reconnaissance helicopter flew for the first time in its production configuration on May 1, 2014 at Mesa, AZ. Boeing pilots flew the aircraft for less than 20-minutes at low speeds in forward, rearward and sideward flight at low elevations. The AH-6i is a single-turbine helicopter that is based on the combat-proven OH-6A Cayuse. It is an advanced variant of the AH-6M helicopter operated by the U.S. Army Special Operations Forces. It incorporates advanced technologies from the Boeing AH-64E Apache multirole attack helicopter that give it superior performance over other aircraft in its class. The helicopter is intended to provide close-air support for land-based forces and serve as an attack platform for destroying tanks, armored vehicles and fortifications.
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BI42631
Boeing ID
mcf14-0043-242
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