Erica The European Tiltrotor
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The document summarizes the ERICA tiltrotor project. It discusses ERICA's innovative design features, including its small rotor diameter and tiltable wing. It also outlines the critical technology programs supporting ERICA's development, including programs focused on aerodynamics, acoustics, control systems, rotors, and integration. The document addresses challenges around public acceptance, regulations, and airport operations for tiltrotor aircraft.
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