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Dave Soderstrom brings us an update from the world of helicopters.

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The Racer takes flight.

IMAGE: AIRBUS INDUSTRIES

The development of Airbus Helicopters’ Racer compound demonstrator has made some significant progress in its development program. The aircraft’s flight envelope fully opened up to 165 knots after just four flights. Having only completed its first flight on April 25, 2024, the recorded speed of 165 knots was done on its

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