International Military Helicopter February 27 - 29, 2024.
Returning for the 18th annual edition, International Military Helicopter (IMH) 2024 will tackle the highest priorities for the global rotary community, in delivering next generation capability and meeting current threats.
Speakers include:
Covering a range of critical topics, International Military Helicopter 2024 will examine those whthatre relevant to the modern battlefield and the role of rotary aviation across the multi-domain. These include:
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In this international helicopter market report we have chosen to represent the most active nations by region. With a CAGR of 1.4%, the growth is mainly driven by the need to develop next-generation platforms, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the rapidly growing manufacturing capabilities of previously laggard nations, especially in the Asia-Pacific region, and a fast-aging global fleet of existing helicopters.
We were incredibly privileged to receive this interview from a Ukrainian Helicopter Squadron Commander on the current state of play of helicopters on the battlefield. This piece provides unique insight into how the military helicopter's role is adapting to new technologies and challenges. From the use of livery to drones, the interview gives insight into how the Ukrainian forces tackle challenges on the modern battlefield.
In this exclusive interview with Lieutenant Colonel Richard Morris, Defence iQ explores the next generation in Canadian Vertical Lift. Here LT Col Morris delves into the helicopter programmes of the Canadian Armed Forces and what impacts joining the NGRC may have on their programmes as well as the response from industry. A must read for anyone interested in military vertical lift.
When facing the training gap, one question that must be addressed is how do we find effective solutions to enhance operational capability against live training pressures? What would be the right balance? Lieutenant Colonel M J C Garrety delivers his thoughts on synthetic training development in the UK.
Ahead of International Military Helicopter, the 2024 Attendee Report highlights the leading organizations within the industry and an extensive list of high-level attendees who have confirmed their attendance for this year. Join us to share experiences from recent operations and hear from other international allies, and gain thought leadership from those who can provide innovative solutions, leading to the exchange of valuable knowledge and fostering key partnerships.
International Military Helicopter the premier event for the vertical lift defence community. In this Post-Show report we delve into last years success and what to expect for this year. It includes the attendee breakdown, the participating nations and testimonials. A must read if are wondering on what to expect at IMH 2024.
"The Rotary Wing Enterprise (RWE): Ensuring Airworthiness and the Ability to Serve When Needed" Presentation was delivered at IMH 2023 by Mr. Keith Bethell, Director Helicopters, DE&S - UK DOD and covers:
We are delighted to announce that Mr. Bethell we be joining us once again at International Military Helicopter 2024.
"The Rotary Wing Enterprise (RWE): Ensuring Airworthiness and the Ability to Serve When Needed" Presentation was delivered at IMH 2023 by Mr. Keith Bethell, Director Helicopters, DE&S - UK DOD and covers:
We are delighted to announce that Mr. Bethell we be joining us once again at International Military Helicopter 2024.
The "Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability" presentation was delivered at IMH 2023 by Cyril Heckel, NGRC Programme Manager, NATO Support and Procurement Agency and covers:
We are delighted to announce that Mr. Heckel we be joining us once again at International Military Helicopter 2024 where he will revisit the "Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability: 2035 - 40+".
The "Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability" presentation was delivered at IMH 2023 by Cyril Heckel, NGRC Programme Manager, NATO Support and Procurement Agency and covers:
We are delighted to announce that Mr. Heckel we be joining us once again at International Military Helicopter 2024 where he will revisit the "Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability: 2035 - 40+".
Ahead of the International Military Helicopter Conference, the 2023 Attendee Report highlights the leading organizations within the industry and an extensive list of high-level attendees who have previously attended. Join us to share experiences from recent operations and hear from other international allies, and gain thought leadership from those who can provide innovative solutions, leading to the exchange of valuable knowledge and fostering key partnerships.