Extended range quad tiltrotor aircraft

A quad tiltrotor aircraft has a longitudinally extending fuselage with forward and aft stations. A forward wing having first and second outboard ends extends laterally from the forward station. An aft wing having first and second outboard ends extends laterally from the aft station. First and second...

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Hauptverfasser:	Isaac, Mark Loring, Stamps, Frank Bradley, Ewing, Alan Carl, Gonzalez, Eric Ricardo
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