Kamov Ka-60

Overview

Kamov Ka-60 Kasatka
General Information
Role	Transport / Utility Helicopter
Place of Origin	Russian Federation
Designer Companies	Kamov Design Bureau
Manufacturer	Kamov
First Flight	24th December 1998
Number Built	2
Status	On order
Main Users	Russian Air Force (VVS)
Characteristics
Crew	1 - 2
Transport Capacity	14 passengers or 6 stretchers. 2,000kg internal, 2,500kg external
Landing Gear	Wheeled
Dimensions
Maximum Takeoff Weight	6,500kg
Length	15.6m
Height	4.6m
Disc Area	143.1m²
Engine & Performance
Engine	2 x Turbomeca Ardiden 3G
Engine Type	Turboshaft
Engine Characteristics	2 x 1324kW (1776shp)
Rotor Systems	4 blades on main rotor, 11 blades on tail rotor
Cruise Speed	290km/h
Maximum Speed	308km/h
Range	770km
Service Ceiling	Operational 5700m Hover: 3300m

The Kamov Ka-60 Kasatka (Russian: Касатка | English: Swallow) is a Russian helicopter.

Variants

Kamov Ka-60

Standard multi-role model.

Kamov Ka-60U

Training variant.

Kamov Ka-60K

Naval variant.

Kamov Ka-60R

Reconnaissance variant.

Kamov Ka-62

Civilian model with multiple different features.

Kamov Ka-64

Export model.

Operators

Russia

Russian Air Force, 100 on order.

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Atlas Taxi Aereo, 7 on order.

Colombia

Vertical de Aviación, 5 on order.

Russian Air Force

Monoplanes
Jet Propulsion
Fighters	Light Fighter	Yak-130
	Air Superiority Fighter	MiG-29 • Su-27 (M) • Su-35 (BM • S) • Su-37 • Su-57
	Interceptor	MiG-31
	Multirole Fighter	MiG-29 • MiG-35 • Su-27 • Su-30 (K • KI • KN • MK)
Ground Attack	Attackers	L-39 • Su-24 • Su-25 • Su-34
Bombers	Strategic Bombers	Tu-22M • Tupolev Tu-160
Utility	Airlifter	Il-76 • Il-150
	Cargo	Il-96
	Command & Control	A-50 • Il-80 • Il-82
	Patrol	Tu-134
	Reconnaissance	Tu-214
	Refuelling	Il-78
	Trainers	L-39 • Su-35UB • Tu-134 • Yak-130
	Transport	An-72 • An-124 • An-148 • An-158 • Tu-134 • Tupolev Tu-154
Propeller Propulsion
Fighters	Fighters	[[]]
	Heavy Fighters	[[]]
	Interceptors	[[]]
	Night Fighters	[[]]
Ground Attack	Dive Bombers	[[]]
	Ground Attackers	[[]]
Bombers	Light Bombers	[[]]
	Medium Bombers	[[]]
	Heavy Bombers	[[]]
	Strategic Bombers	Tu-95
	Maritime Bombers	[[]]
	Torpedo Bombers	[[]]
Utility	Airlifter	An-22 • An-140T
	Command & Control	Il-22
	Maritime Reconnaissance	Il-38
	Patrol	An-26 • An-30 • Il-20
	Reconnaissance	An-30
	Trainers	DA42
	Transport	An-12 • An-26 • An-30 • An-140 • Il-10 • Il-18 • Il-22 • Il-62 • L-410
	Utility	[[]]
	Unknown Role	[[]]

Rotorcraft
Combat	Assault Transport	Ka-29
	Anti-Submarine Warfare	Ka-20 • Ka-25 • Ka-27 (K • M) • Ka-28 • Ka-40
	Attacker	Ka-50 (N • Sh) • Ka-52 (K) • Mi-8TVK • Mi-28 (A • D • N/MMW • NM)
Utility	Early Warning & Control	Kamov Ka-31 • Ka-35 • Ka-252
	Cargo	Mi-26
	Command & Control	Mil Mi-8 (IV • VPK)
	Electronic Warfare	Mil Mi-8 (PP • SMV)
	Reconnaissance	Ka-10 (M) • Ka-50 • Ka-52 • Ka-60R
	Training	Ka-60U • Mi-28UB
	Transport	Ka-22 • Ka-32 • Ka-60 (K) • Ka-92 • Mi-8 (T • TV) • Mi-40
	Utility	Ansat • AS350 • AS355 • Ka-8 • Ka-15 (M) • Ka-18 • Ka-20 • Ka-26 • Ka-60 (K) • Ka-62 • Ka-64 • Ka-90 • Ka-118 • Ka-126 • Ka-128 • Ka-155 • Ka-226

UAV
Combat	Attacker	Skat
Utility	Communication	Kamov Ka-137
	Electronic Warfare	Orlan-10
	Observation	Ka-137 • Pchela-1T
	Reconnaissance	421-06 • 421-08 • 421-12 • Ka-37 • Kamov Ka-137 • Orlan-10