Mil Mi-28 Havoc

The Mi-28 Havoc is primarily used for ground attack and anti-tank missions.

It offers superior firepower and agility but at a higher cost compared to some competitors.

The Mi-28 Havoc requires complex and frequent maintenance due to its advanced systems.

The Mi-28 (Western reporting name Havoc) is a Russian attack helicopter. The first prototype made its first flight in 1982. Three more prototypes were built. Two of theme were completed to improved Mi-28A standard with uprated engines. The last production-standard prototype also had a moving, gyro-stabilized, undernose electro-optical sensor turret and wing-tip pods carrying electronic counter measures and chaff dispensers.

Mil Mi-28 Havoc scores 5.0/10 (Average) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Combat category. The Mi-28 Havoc scores 7.6/10 due to its advanced weaponry and maneuverability, but it is expensive to maintain and operate, limiting its accessibilit...

See our alternatives page for Mil Mi-28 Havoc for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: HAL LCH, Harbin Z-19.

The Mi-28 Havoc is best suited for military forces requiring high-performance attack helicopters.

See our detailed comparison of Mil Mi-28 Havoc vs HAL LCH with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.

With a score of 5.0/10, Mil Mi-28 Havoc is a solid option in Combat. See all Combat ranked.

• Crew: 2 (pilot and gunner)
• Range: 800 km
• Engines: 2 TV3-117M2 turboshaft engines
• Max Speed: 465 km/h
• First Flight: 1982
• Primary Armament: 30mm cannon, guided missiles