Sikorsky Aircraft Paintings by Andy Whyte
This issue of the newsletter is devoted to the aircraft designs and paintings by Andy Whyte, who had a 40 year career at Sikorsky Aircraft.
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This issue of the newsletter is devoted to the aircraft designs and paintings by Andy Whyte, who had a 40 year career at Sikorsky Aircraft.
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The United States Coast Guard and Sikorsky Aircraft celebrated two significant events in 2016. One century of United States Coast Guard aviation and the 127th birthday of Igor Sikorsky.
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The subject of this newsletter is in response to an archive member’s question, “How Are Sikorsky Helicopters Named?”
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Igor Sikorsky’s large cabin single main rotor helicopters revolutionized the energy, health and other industry’s transportation requirements during the 1950s.
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Trumbull Connecticut Honored Igor Sikorsky With A Permanent Memorial Ceremony On September 24, 2015.
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During the 1990s Sikorsky Aircraft produced the H-60 Hawks and the S-76 while developing the Boeing Sikorsky RAH-66 Comanche and the S-92 helicopters.
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Business optimism reigned supreme at Sikorsky Aircraft during the 1980s decade.
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During the 1970 decade, Sikorsky Aircraft had the lowest helicopter production rate in its history.
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The decade of the 1960s gave birth to the era of Sikorsky turboshaft engine-powered helicopters.
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The first Sikorsky large cabin single main rotor helicopter configurations evolved during the 1950s.
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