Will Future Vertical Lift Come Of Age In 2017?

January 05, 2017
Credit: AVX Aircraft
Designed to fly at roughly twice the speed and 2-3 times as far as today’s helicopters, the leading contenders for the U.S. Army-led Future Vertical Lift (FVL) program promise to revolutionize the way U.S. land and maritime forces fight wars while reducing the logistics burden through commonality...

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