Flight & Navigation Equipment

Mi-8 / Mi-17 flight and navigation equipment is arranged around the information and control functions used by the crew to determine attitude, heading, speed, altitude and route position. The section combines complete cockpit instruments with individual units from gyro, heading, air-data, autopilot and radio-navigation systems. It is a Part Number catalogue, not a statement that every listed unit belongs to the same helicopter configuration.

Search across distinct instrument families

Catalogue records include AG and AGB attitude-instrument families, AGK and AGR designations, GMK-1A heading-system equipment, AP-34B Series 2, Kurs MP-70 units and other control or indication devices. These names provide useful search routes for known equipment. They should remain tied to the full designation and installed system shown in the technical records.

System name does not replace the unit number

An autopilot, heading or radio-navigation complex can contain several blocks with different tasks and interfaces. When the request names only the system, add the unit Part Number, series, drawing reference and connector execution wherever possible. Similar front panels or shared abbreviations do not establish calibration, electrical compatibility or installation approval.

• copy the complete unit designation and series;
• name the installed autopilot, heading or navigation system;
• state the Mi-8, Mi-17 or Mi-171 modification;
• add quantity, required condition and document set;
• attach label, panel and connector photographs when identification is incomplete.

From instrument search to technical review

Select the exact product card to request confirmation of identity, available condition, completeness, documentation, price and lead time. Cross-sells indicate functionally related catalogue positions and not interchangeable equipment. The wider Mi-8 / Mi-17 systems catalogue covers other onboard groups, while the complete component catalogue supports searches for other aircraft.