Variants
- Ka-25-2
- First prototype.
- Ka-27K
- Anti-submarine warfare prototype.
- Ka-27PL
- (Helix-A) Anti-submarine warfare helicopter.
- Ka-27PS
- (Helix-D) Search and rescue helicopter, ASW equipment removed and winch fitted.
- Ka-27PV
- Armed version of the Ka-27PS.
- Ka-28
- (Helix-A) Export version of the Ka-27Pl.
- Ka-29TB
- (Helix-B) Assault transport helicopter, with accommodation for two pilots and 16 troops.
- Ka-252RLD
- A radar picket variant of the Ka-31 early warning helicopter first displayed in 2008. RLD designation: radiolokatsyonnoga dozora. Two units delivered to Russian MoD by 2010.
- Ka-32A
- Civil transport helicopter. Initial production version.
- Ka-32A1
- Fire fighting helicopter, equipped with a helicopter bucket.
- Ka-32A2
- Police version, equipped with two searchlights and a loudspeaker.
- Ka-32A4
- Special search and rescue, salvage and evacuation version.
- Ka-32A7
- Armed version developed from the Ka-27PS.
- Ka-32A11BC
- Canadian and European-certified version with Klimov TV3-117MA engines.
- Ka-32A12
- Swiss-registered and approved version.
- KA-32C
- Little-known custom version.
- Ka-32M
- Projected development with 1839kW TV3-117VMA-SB3 engines. Probably replaced by the Ka-32-10 project.
- Ka-32S
- (Helix-C) Maritime utility transport, search and rescue helicopter, fitted with an undernose radar.
- Ka-32T
- (Helix-C) Utility transport helicopter, with accommodation for Two crew and 16 passengers.
- Ka-32K
- Flying crane helicopter, fitted with a retractable gondola for a second pilot.
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