Kazan Helicopters delivered four Mi-38PS helicopters to the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations. The Mi-38PS search and rescue helicopter is designed for operations in the Arctic at temperatures down to -60°C. The Mi-38PS automatically checks all of its onboard systems, requiring the pilot to press only one button. The Mi-38PS significantly outperforms the Mi-8 in range, speed, and payload. With additional fuel tanks, it can fly up to 1,500 kilometers. The helicopter is equipped with a water discharge device and a suspended sprayer for extinguishing fires and eliminating oil spills. It also has a module with medical equipment and search and rescue equipment, including a radio beacon and a winch for evacuation. The Mi-38PS has a maximum takeoff weight of 16.5 tons and is capable of carrying up to 4.5 tons of cargo inside the cabin and 5 tons on an external sling, lifting up to 40 people, and reaching speeds of up to 300 kilometers per hour. The helicopter has a crew of two.