Sikorsky S-92 wins 2002 Collier Trophy
Flight Journal, Jun 2003 by Tuttle, Bill
Sikorsky Aircraft was presented by the National Aeronautic Association (NAA) with its prestigious 2002 Robert J. Collier Trophy, honoring the all-new S-92 helicopter as "the greatest achievement in aeronautics or astronautics in America. "
The company was chosen for designing, manufacturing, testing and introducing into service the S-92 medium-weight helicopter that combines unprecedented levels of safety and reliability. It is the only helicopter in its class certified to the rigorous FAA Part 29 requirements, and it incorporates the latest specifications for flaw tolerance, bird-strike capability and turbine-burst protection.
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The S-92 excels in performance and low-operating cost. Its internal noise has been decreased by 50 percent and its Vibration by 30 percent over existing helicopters. It provides passengers with a safer, quieter and more comfortable ride. Dramatically reduced operating costs make helicopter airlines more economically viable.
The Collier Trophy is regarded worldwide as the most prestigious award in the aerospace industry. -Bill Tuttle
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