The Partenavia P.68 aircraft is powered by two Lycoming IO-360-A1B6 piston engines (one of the aircraft variants), each of which has a power of 200 hp, which in turn provides the aircraft with a high flight speed about 320 km / h. (depending on modification), as well as high carrying capacity. In later versions of the Partenavia P.68, a turboprop power plant can also be used, due to which such characteristics as speed, flight range - up to 2110 km, maximum payload - up to 660 kg and maximum flight altitude - up to 5850 m.

On August 26, 1965, the first Mi-2 helicopter, made by Poles from Soviet components, took off in Poland. In November of the same year, the Mi-2, completely manufactured in Poland, made its maiden flight. The mass production of the car was launched in 1966, the serial cars were somewhat different from the prototypes made in the USSR. They did not have a keel surface under the tail boom, the shape of the upper part of the fuselage was slightly different, the location of the antennas and flashing lights was changed. The Mi-2 helicopter was shown to the general public during an exhibition at Le Bourget in 1967. In the West, this machine received the designation Hoplite ("Hoplite").

 

In preparation for the fire hazardous season of 2021, in the Karkaralinsk aviation department of the Kazavialesoohrana, the personnel of the airborne fire service passed exams in special disciplines, such as:

1. Rules for the implementation of aviation works for the protection and protection of the forest fund;

2. Airborne training;

3. Forest fire equipment and mechanisms;

4. Communication and information;

5. Protection of forests and extinguishing forest fires;

6. Occupational health and safety.

Also, classes were held with the subsequent passing of tests on technical and other means used in combating forest fires, analysis of technical characteristics and methods of application in various situations of fire

In preparation for the fire hazardous season of 2021, practical exercises on extinguishing forest fires using technical fire extinguishing equipment were held at the Bayanaul aviation department of the Kazavialesoohrana. During the training, the following skills were practiced:

1. Gathering at the signal "Group for departure";

2. Deployment of fire extinguishing equipment;

3. Putting out a conventional fire;

4. Water intake from the reservoir.

"International Day of Birds" is an ecological holiday, celebrated annually on April 1, traditionally at this time, in anticipation of the arrival of birds from wintering, birdhouses, gogolyatniki and other "bird houses" were hung up. The old tradition of making birdhouses and other nests had a deep meaning: man not only helped the birds, but through this he himself became closer to nature. On this day, on the territory of the Borovsk aviation department, employees established nesting grounds for small birds.

The issue of bird protection in the 19th century was extremely acute for all developed countries. According to the estimates of ornithologists, since the 17th century, about a hundred species of birds have disappeared in the world. Therefore, in 1902, the first international convention for the protection of birds was signed, but it concerned only those species that were useful for agriculture. And yet, it is this treaty between states, which entered into force in December 1905, that is considered the starting point, and therefore, deciding on the date when to hold the international day for the protection of birds, it was decided to tie it to this agreement. And the world day for the protection of birds on April 1, held in 1906, is considered the first such holiday, which is now celebrated around the world. At present, the International Bird Day is held within the framework of the UNESCO biological program "Man and the Biosphere" in many countries of the world.

In preparation for the fire hazardous season of 2021 at the Bayanaul aviation department of the Kazavialesoohrana, the personnel of the airborne fire service passed exams in special disciplines, such as:

1. Rules for the implementation of aviation works for the protection and protection of the forest fund;

2. Airborne training;

3. Forest fire equipment and mechanisms;

4. Communication and information;

5. Protection of forests and extinguishing forest fires;

6. Occupational health and safety.