The Mi-17-2V1 Block II(NATO Reporting name: Unpredictable) is a helicopter that was developed for United Nations Peacekeeping forces for operations in the Kivu conflict, Central African Republic Civil War, and the Mali war. Development of it was started after the United Nations Peacekeeping forces needed a helicopter that is very safe, durable, and can carry around 18 people. The Mi-17-2V1 was from a body of a Mi-17-3X1 repainted and put UN symbols on the tail also it’s rang was extended.

Development: 2003

Rollout: 2004

Power plant: x2 United Engine 811-838-17X3 Main Rotors and x1 United Engine 18-72 Stabilizer Rotor

Number built: 453

Crew: 1x Pilot 1x Co-Pilot 2x

Livery: Delta Federation 837th Airlift Operations from New Xap Air Force bace in the United Federation with UN markings

Where built: Cheryl United Design Manufacturing Facility

Ag’s:
1 Nien
2 Nien
3 Nien
4 Nien
5 Nien
6 Nien
7 4x Emergency parachutes
8 Lights

Weaponry: 2x M2 browning machine guns