The March-April 2015 issue of Vertiflite is now available!
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- Letters to Vertiflite
- Commentary: Safety: Broader Technology Adoption Needed
- Industry Briefs
- Focus on Composites
- Bell 525 Takes Shape: Super Medium Structures
- Lightening the Load: The Latest in Composites
- Working Composites: How to Optimize
- Ultralights: A Lighter Way to Fly, Oceania Style
- US Military Programs Update
- Helicopter Noise in the Parks: Grand Canyon and Hawaii
- Leveraging The Little Bird: AH-6i Has an Apache Connection
- Leadership Profile: Kevin Bredenbeck, Technical Fellow, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.
- AHS International Celebrates Major Legislative Wins on Capitol Hill
- AHS Technical Conference Down Under Gets Big Thumbs Up!
- AHS Update
About the Cover
The Bell 525 prototype is built from numerous very large composite parts. See focus on composites beginning on Page 10. (Bell Helicopter photo)
Posted Feb 19, 2015