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Kamov Ka-32 for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$4 600 – $6 500
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Aircraft Info

Model:
Kamov Ka-32
Family:
Other
Manufacturer:
Other
Aircraft Class:
Helicopter
ICAO/IATA Codes:
KA27
Number Built:
200
Single Pilot Operations:
Yes
  • Popularity35
  • Reliability55
  • Comfort15

Performance

Service Ceiling:
16 404 ft 5 000 m
Max Takeoff Weight:
24 251 lbs 11 000 kg
Engine Type:
2× Turboshaft
Typical Engine:
2 x Klimov VK-2500PS-02
Typical Avionics:
Modernized glass flight deck with digital engine control
Long Range Cruise Speed:
111 kts 205 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:
132 kts 245 km/h

Range & Payload

Estimated Max Flight Time:
3.9 h
Max Range:
432 nmi 800 km
Fuel Burn Rate:
1 433 lb/h 650 kg/h
Max Payload:
8 157 lbs 3 700 kg

Kamov Ka-32 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:
13
Sleeping Places:
0

Airframe

Aircraft Height:
17.88 ft 5.45 m
Aircraft Length:
37.07 ft 11.3 m
Cabin Zones:
1 utility/mission cabin aft of cockpit; firefighting equipment or approved utility seats; no dedicated passenger lounge
Doors:
2 cockpit doors and 2 cabin side doors; exact arrangement varies
Baggage Compartment:
Aft or side baggage compartment; reference volume 0,7 m3
Airstairs:
n

Charter Costs for the Kamov Ka-32

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour
$4 600 – $6 500

Owning Price

Buying Price (new)
$12.6M – $15.4M
Pre-owned Price Range
$4M – $10M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM
$44.69
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
$2 530 – $3 960
Annual Cost of Ownership
$1.05M – $1.63M
Cost per Seat-Mile
$2.48 – $3.5

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours
$649 000
At 350 hours
$1.14M

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours
$204 000
At 350 hours
$204 000

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Kamov Ka-32 Description

Imagine cruising through tough skies like a nimble mountain bird, but with the strength of a heavy lifter. Meet the Kamov Ka-32, a twin-turbine helicopter that doesn’t easily fit into one box. This isn’t your average slow utility chopper; it packs a serious punch while keeping things surprisingly cozy. Think flying at 240 kilometers per hour is slow? Try doing that while carrying a heavy load in windy weather or squeezing through crowded city canyons. The Ka-32 makes it look easy, thanks to its unique coaxial rotors that slice through the air smoothly. This design isn't just for show – it cancels out torque, giving you amazing stability even when conditions get tricky. You get precise control without worrying about a tail rotor, which is a big deal when you’re flying close to buildings or rough land. Worried about how far you can go? With a range of 800 kilometers, that’s not an issue. Picture connecting far-off mining sites, servicing offshore platforms way out at sea, or ferrying VIPs between cities without frequent fuel stops. This long-range ability means more flexibility and savings in the long run. Whether you're on a tough search-and-rescue mission or getting key people to a remote location, the Ka-32 can handle it. Step inside, and you might be surprised. The cabin fits up to 13 people and feels big and made for getting stuff done or just chilling out. While it’s not a luxury suite in the sky, some nice touches make the trip better. Big windows fill the space with natural light and give great views, turning average flights into experiences you remember. Vibration levels are way lower than older models, making it a lot more comfortable and less tiring on longer trips. The seating is practical, but high-quality materials and smart design help everyone get off feeling refreshed, not worn out. It’s like functional luxury for folks who want to work efficiently without the struggle. But the real magic of the Ka-32 is its tough versatility. It handles everything from chilly Arctic conditions to hot, humid coastlines. Its strong build and powerful performance make it the go-to choice for critical jobs like firefighting, construction lifting, and aerial crane work. Yet, when it’s set up for carrying people, it still provides a smooth, secure ride that makes you feel safe. So, who picks the Ka-32? It's for those who won’t settle for less. They need an aircraft that can tackle the toughest jobs while still being comfortable for long flights. It’s the reliable workhorse with the spirit of a thoroughbred, equally good at lifting heavy loads or carrying important passengers. If your mission needs durability, distance, and dependable performance without sacrificing passenger comfort, the Ka-32 stands out like few others can.

Strengths

  • Transport suited to the selected aircraft category
  • Operator-specific seating or mission configurations

Weaknesses

  • Equipment and interior depend on the individual aircraft
  • Published limits require configuration and loading checks

Best use cases

  • Regional charter
  • Private or business transport

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