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Featured In This Issue:- Commentary: Pioneers — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
- 75 Years of Advancing Vertical Flight
- VFF Scholar Spotlight: Dr. Ahmad Haidar
- Future Vertical Lift Takes Off
- Turkey’s Homegrown Hero: The Bigger, Meaner ATAK 2
- Military Programs Review: Vertical Lift, No Guarantees
- Dragonfly Pictures, Inc: Small Shop, Small Aircraft, Big Plans
- The World Rotorcraft Market 2019–2028
- Flying Dutchmen: Royal NLR — A Century of Innovation
- Flying Solo: GoFly Advances Single-Passenger Air Mobility Solution
- Civil Helicopter Industry Continues Steady Recovery
- The Electric VTOL Industry Shifts Gears
- Bell Nexus Partners Connect
- The Electric VTOL News
- 75 Years of US Coast Guard Lifesaving, Law-Enforcing Vertical Lift
- Book Review: The Missing Links to the Igor Sikorsky Story
- Leadership Profile: Robert Ernst, NAVAIR
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About our Cover
This special commemorative painting for our 75th Annual Forum by Carolyn Scimone-Rowan illustrates the development of vertical flight technical knowledge and understanding. See page 6.
Posted April 30, 2019