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Featured In This Issue:
- Commentary: Stand on the Shoulders of Giants [pdf]
- NASA Embraces Urban Air Mobility
- Eaton Corp: First Tier Partner
- Philadelphia’s Flexible Chinook Factory
- FVL Update: Defiant, Valor and the Knife Fighter
- HELMOT XVIII: Dominant, Disruptive Vertical Lift
- A Royal Send Off for the Canadian Sea King [gallery]
- HAT Trick in Philadelphia
- VFS Dedicates Georgia Tech as Vertical Flight Heritage Site [gallery]
- VFS Dedicates Weston Airport as Vertical Flight Heritage Site [gallery]
- MIT’s Beaver Works Summer Institute
- What Else to Do with an Army of Interns
- Vertical Aerospace Opens Up
- The Electric VTOL News
- VFF Scholar Spotlight: Roland Feil, TU Munich
- Leadership Profile: Dr. Daniel Schrage, Georgia Tech [pdf]
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About our Cover
Boeing is flight testing its CH-47F Advanced Chinook Rotor Blade (ACRB) demonstrator in Mesa, Arizona. The blades are a key technology for the CH-47F Block II Chinooks being built on the company’s state-of-the-art production facility in Philadelphia. See page 16. (Boeing photo)