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AHS International
217 N. Washington St.
Alexandria, VA
22314-2538 (USA)
Phone: 703-684-6777
Fax: 703-739-9279
Email: Staff@vtol.org
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AHS International
The Vertical Flight Society
The American Helicopter Society (AHS) International is the world's premier professional vertical flight society.
Since its inception in 1944, AHS has been a major force in the advancement of a global rotorcraft industry, marked by rapid technical developments, expanding military capabilities, and commercial applications.
The strength of AHS, as a professional and technical society, is its diverse international professional and corporate membership. Read here for information on becoming an AHS member.
The aim of the society is not only to emphasize and further engineering excellence in traditional rotorcraft platform disciplines, but also expand this focus to the multidisciplinary fields of vertical flight and related support industries.
The AHS is a leader in the vertical flight community. By supporting the needs of today's vertical flight industry and advocating the requirements for tomorrows industry, the AHS will benefit both the military and commercial sectors of the rotorcraft industry.
Important Notes
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renew your AHS Membership!
AHS remembers William R. Murray, Kaman Aircraft Rotary Wing Pioneer
AHS responds to Time Magazine article on the V-22 Osprey
AHS remembers helicopter pioneer Frank Piasecki
Flying the Osprey by M.E. Rhett Flater.
AHS Executive Director M.E. Rhett Flater pilots the MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft at MCAS New River.
AHS remembers Dr. John Zuk, Evan Sampatacos and Wayne Wiesner
AHS
Announces 2008 Award Recipients
Congressional Budget Office Report: Modernizing the Army's Rotary-Wing Aviation Fleet (November 2007).
The US Army's rotary-wing aviation fleet numbers about 3,500 aircraft, including utility, cargo, attack, and reconnaissance
helicopters. Between now and 2030, the Army plans to modernize the fleet to sustain and improve its capabilities, a task the
CBO estimates will have an average cost of about $3.3 billion per year, substantially more than the $2.2 billion per year the
Army spent on such programs over the past 20 years. The report analyzes the costs and capabilities of the Army's planned
rotary-wing aviation fleet and offers four alternative approaches to modernizing the fleet.
Dr. David A. Peters is Awarded the 2008 AHS Alexander A. Nikolsky Honorary Lectureship
AHS/NASA Annual Student Design Competition |
2007 Winners | 2008 RFP'S
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