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Hi, Sikorsky designed an unknown tilt-propeller aircraft in 1996; http://www.google.com/patents?id=n7cZAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&dq=Dornier+design+of+airplane&num=100#PPP1,M1

New Sikorsky uncrewed demonstrator announced. https://news.lockheedmartin.com/2024-02-27-Sikorsky-Looks-to-Future-Family-of-VTOL-Systems Hybrid-electric tilt-wing. View: https://twitter.com/AvWeekGuy/status/1762546909238239291?t=yvihk18imzIChpuGtYhHMA&s=19

Sikorsky has done a number of tilt rotor and tilt wing projects. Was it a design study for the Army (assumed)? Likely. A real project... Well probably not.

Quite a few on this site: https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/search/468246/?q=Sikorsky+tilt&o=relevance

Reminds me of the Sikorsky concept below, which is a Tilt-wing

Here is another tilt rotor / wing design with some stealth features. Sikorsky? SOFTA?

Re: 1991 Sikorsky high-speed rotorcraft studies VDTR - variable diameter tilt-rotor

https://verticalmag.com/news/sikorsky-tilt-wing-demonstrator-will-lay-groundwork-for-future-products/ "...The company’s prototyping group, Sikorsky Innovations, is working with engine manufacturer GE Aerospace on the tilt-wing demonstrator, which will have a maximum gross weight of 9,000 pounds...

RBW is Rotor-Blown Wing, Sikorsky's tail-sitter concept for the DARPA VTOL X-Plane program. The manned tilt-wing version is new. http://m.aviationweek.com/blog/sikorskys-rotor-blown-wing-look-familiar

I appreciate the link, still getting used to this site somewhat. I do recall the rotor blown wing DARPA x-plane which is essentially a tilt wing without the fuselage... with one distinction is that Sikorsky's tail sitting rotor blown wing had a flapping rotor head as opposed to a rigid propeller...

Hi, here is a Sikorsky Tri-Service tilt-wing aircraft and a fan-in-wing VTOL aircraft projects.

Hi, here is a two Sikorsky agility tilt-propeller and tilt-wing ground attack light aircraft V/STOL projects,and a winged helicopter. http://arc.aiaa.org/doi/abs/10.2514/3.43593

While Bell has its tilt rotor program for the army running, the cancellation must be a real blow for Sikorsky.

I'm familiar with Sikorsky's variable diameter tilt rotor approach... but not any tilt wing designs. Any references? Thanks!

It surprised a lot of people to learn that Sikorsky has a long history of work on tilt-rotor, tilt-wing and compound rotorcraft. Witness their recent work on the JHL program. Sikorsky's X-2 work is a prime example of this companies willingness to "go it alone." I was at a forum several years...

Given the trends and Sikorsky's experiance (albeit mostly retired) with tilt-wing, I am not suprised they are trying this route.

Another tilt-rotor design from Sikorsky, looking a bit larger, than the one shown in Flight 1970 : (from Aviation Week 1968)

Here http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,1062.30.html #32 it was Sikorsky, I think.

Hi, a strange Sikorsky tilt-rotor design,maybe intended for LHX. http://www.sikorskyarchives.com/pdf/News%20June%2001%20Joe%20Keogan.pdf

You mean the one who is now an Emeritus at Sikorsky?