Dubai Airshow 2017: AVIC tight-lipped on presence
Aviation Corporation of China (AVIC) has a strong presence of rotary and UAV models at the Dubai Airshow.
One of the small-scale models on display is the Z-19E attack helicopter. The light armed attack helicopter made its debut at the China helicopter Exposition in 2015.
The 4t rotorcraft has a 4,250kg takeoff weight and excluding pilots and fuel it has a 892kg payload. The aircraft’s maximum speed in air to ground attack configuration, according to company literature, is marketed as 245km/h.
Its maximum range at sea level is 646km and endurance is 4h.
The Z-19E undertook its maiden flight
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