Boeing completes flight testing composite rotor blades for A-64D

Staff May 11, 2004
The Boeing Co. has completed testing of a new composite rotor blade for the AH-64D Apache Longbow helicopter, the company announced May 10. Recent flight tests at Boeing's rotorcraft facility in Mesa, Ariz., cap four years of development by Boeing and the Army under the Affordable Apache Rotor...

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