Sikorsky engineers have long drawn or painted concept aircraft that never flew, but their art revealed ideas that advanced real-world flight. These “Might-Have-Been” concepts are the focus of this month’s newsletter.
Sikorsky Art: The “Might-Have-Beens” Read More »
Sikorsky Field Representatives have long traveled the world to share technical expertise with customers. they remain the primary point of contact for Sikorsky’s military and commercial customers.
Sikorsky to Go – The Field Service Representatives Read More »
Sikorsky’s Florida-based Development Flight Center has tested every Sikorsky helicopter model of the last 45 years.
Sikorsky’s Southern Exposure Read More »
Sikorsky engineering has evolved from paper drawings to digital models that reshape design, test, production, and support.
Sikorsky’s Engineering Evolution Read More »
The U.S. Army saw the possibilities of the helicopter early in its development, thus beginning a relationship with Sikorsky Aircraft that continues to this day.
Sikorsky Lifts the Army Read More »
Early in their evolution, helicopters became important tools in the global oil and natural gas industry.
Sikorsky Pumps Oil Read More »
Within 25 years after arriving at Ellis Island in 1919, Igor Sikorsky pioneered development of American landplanes, amphibians, and flying boats.
Sikorsky’s American Airplanes Read More »
Sikorsky Aircraft helicopter production from 2000 to 2020
Four Score at Sikorsky – Part 4: 2000 to 2020 Read More »
Sikorsky Aircraft helicopter production from 1980 to 2000
Four Score at Sikorsky – Part 3: 1980 to 2000 Read More »
Sikorsky Aircraft helicopter production from 1960 to 1980
Four Score at Sikorsky – Part 2: 1960 to 1980 Read More »