If helicopters didn't have tail rotors, they would spin in circles because they need a force pushing in the opposite ...

All three crew members on board survived, and no one on the ground was injured. There's been a lot of speculation surrounding the helicopter's tail rotor as a possible failure that could have ...

Dietrick, a Bell helicopter ... no question," Amico said in regard to the April 26 Airworthiness Directive. If it were his client, Goldman said he would ask for a close examination of the tail ...

From an engineering standpoint, the Flettner used intermeshing rotors (two rotors that turn in opposite directions), which negated the need for a tail rotor ... a helicopter with dual main ...

and the tail boom which includes the tail rotor. Debris from the helicopter was found submerged in the water but also floating on the surface of the river and on a rooftop near the Hoboken ...

no more sleeps ... with the horizontal stabiliser working well to keep the tail down. The helicopter feels more like a larger single or a light twin; retaining the advantages of a two-bladed ...

The most distinctive means of human detection of a helicopter is its acoustic signature. There are several components ranging from pure tones (e.g. the sound of a Gazelle Fenestron or a Wasp tail ...

So brightly shines the M*A*S*H helicopter star ... cam in the collective run, no device interposes itself between pilot and rotors; you might as well touch your fingertips to the pitch links and your ...

However, the helicopter’s tail rotor was damaged during the emergency landing. This incident comes just days after a helicopter en route to Gangotri Dham crashed in the Gangnani area of ...

The reveal of a black budget military project with futuristic technologies raises an important question: What else is the ...