News | 01/07/2024
From June 26 to 27, 2024, the helicopter community met for the 33rd time in Bueckeburg (Germany). Under the motto "Vertical Flight - Adapting to a Challenging World", the Helicopter Forum offered insights into the activities and expertise of 25 international exhibitors.
Liebherr-Aerospace showcased a helicopter landing gear and actuation systems components. The company is recognized as a reliable Original Equipment Manufacturer and maintenance, repair and overhaul partner for rotary wing aircraft in both, the civil and defense sector. The forum therefore offered an ideal platform for Liebherr to strengthen its existing partnerships, establishing new contacts, and exchanging ideas.
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