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Featured In This Issue:
- Letters to Vertiflite
- Commentary: 75 Years of Advancing Vertical Flight [pdf]
- Washington Report
- Leadership Moves
- Industry Briefs
- VFF Scholar Spotlight: Nathan Tappendorf
- The Army Research Lab (ARL) Looks to the Future of Vertical Flight
- US Government Conducts Flight Testing to Prove Noise Prediction Models [pdf]
- Turkey’s Indigenous Helicopter Programs — The TAI T625 and Beyond
- Electric VTOL News (html) [pdf]
- Electric Motors: Turning Volts to VTOL (html) [pdf]
- Compact Vertical Flight — Urban Aeronautics Advances (html) [pdf] [video]
- Hail Caesar — The Italian Air Force’s HH-101A Personnel Recovery Variant
- AHS Structures Meeting: Tempered Vertical Lift
- AHS Conference Report: Australia Holds Navy Aviation Symposium
- AHS Conference Report: Japan Hosts Successful 6th ARF
- Rotary-Wing History and the Main Line Airport
- Leadership Profile: Prof. George Barakos, University of Glasgow
- AHS Update
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About our Cover
The Urban Aeronautics Cormorant has been flying since 2009. It is currently completing upgrades, including a more powerful Safran Arriel 2S2 engine. See pg. 34. (Urban Aeronautics photo.)