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Two of the most ambitious heavy-lift helicopter projects in history — and neither made it to full production.
The Soviet Mi-32, designed in the late 1970s, aimed for a staggering 50-ton payload with a unique triple-rotor configuration.
The American Boeing Vertol XCH-62, developed from 1973 to the 1980s, targeted 22 tons with advanced rotor technology.
Both promised to redefine military and cargo airlift capabilities — but remained grounded.

Which of these giants could have changed aviation history if it had flown?

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