Sikorsky Proves His Skycranes
Founded on November 3, 1995| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
Founded on November 3, 1995| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
The large and powerful Sikorsky S-56 was Sikorsky's answer to the U.S. Marine Corps' request for a shipboard helicopter that could carry heavy loads on amphibious assaults.| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
In the early 1900s, The Grand and the Ilya Muromets were the result of Igor Sikorsky’s persistence in developing large, multi-engine aircraft that could safety transport passengers over long distances.| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
The Igor I. Sikorsky Historical Archives will take part in the 13th annual release of Two Roads Brewing’s Igor’s Dream Imperial Stout as well as a new Igor’s Dream Whiskey on Saturday, February 1, 2025.| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
When Michael Gluhareff immigrated to the United States in October 1924, he arrived with dreams of becoming a successful aircraft designer in a country he believed would be full of opportunities in aviation. He had left behind his home country of Russia, which was torn apart by civil war following World War I, and then Finland, where he devoted his time living in exile to learning everything he could about his favorite subjects: aircraft design and aerodynamics. Soon after his arrival howe...| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
Join us for an exhilarating evening on the ice as the Sacred Heart University hockey team takes on Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in a must-see matchup! Not only will you witness the thrill of the game, but you’ll also be supporting a great cause – the Igor I. Sikorsky Historical Archives. Be a part of history while making a difference. The puck drops on November 22nd, at the Martire Family Arena. Don’t miss out on the action and the opportunity to back an invaluable historical...| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
Founded on November 3, 1995| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
*** UPDATE: Due to Rain Expected on Saturday, Helicopter Day 2024 Was Moved to Sunday, July 14 ***| Igor I Sikorsky Historical Archives
