October 2018 answer: Bell 212 Huey II
Aerospace Manufacturing and Design welcomes all aircraft enthusiasts to join the fun and NAME THAT PLANE! Each issue, a new aircraft will be featured. Given a photo and a clue box, readers are encouraged to guess what plane is being described and submit their answers to www.AerospaceManufacturingAndDesign.com/Form/NameThatPlane.
Oct 2018 winner:
Geoffrey Page, Mechanical Engineer, KBRwyle, Midwest City, Oklahoma
How long have you been in the aerospace business? I have just finished my first year in the aerospace industry.
How did you become interested in aircraft? I became interested in aircraft when I was about 12 years old watching the space shuttle fly its missions on TV.
What is your favorite aircraft and why? The A-10 Warthog, because it can take a tremendous amount of damage and still make a normal landing. This robustness is a testament to the engineering solutions put into this aircraft.
Runners-up
Craig Allison, Director of Sales, REB Technologies Inc., Bedford, Texas
Bobby English Jr., Manager, Rapid Prototyping, Bell Flight, Fort Worth, Texas
Submission Procedure
To enter the contest, visit www.AerospaceManufacturingAndDesign.com/Form/NameThatPlane and fill out the provided entry form. Only completed forms will qualify. A full set of rules is provided.
The entry deadline for this issue’s contest is March 1, 2019. Winners will be announced in the April 2019 issue.
Have fun, and good luck!
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