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Designed to break the economic and operational payload-to-weight barriers in vertical lift aviation, the high-stakes competition challenged teams to design lightweight aircraft capable of lifting up to four times their unladen weight. Smith and Marin share how they took the program from executive approval to execution in just eleven months, setting up a demanding 1,100-foot course at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force to push small-scale heavy-lift innovation to its absolute limits.
We break down the highs and the lows of the competition and some behind-the-scenes facts that you won’t get anywhere else.
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