Skyworks Global Announces Collaboration with Airo1 to Manufacture the SparrowHawk Gyroplane
The SparrowHawk III is a quick-build gyroplane kit developed and sold by American Autogyro. With approx. 100 kits delivered and thousands of flight hours, the SparrowHawk III provides a unique, elegant, safe design that delivers high reliability and low operating costs, making it particularly well-suited for hobbyists and aviation enthusiasts. The home-build kit provides everything needed to fly except fuel (and the pilot!).
Former British Army Air Corps Leader joins Skyworks as Director of Aviation Operations and Chief Pilot
Barry Jones brings decades of experience in flight operations, aviation management and flight training SALT LAKE CITY, UT, USA, August…
Skyworks Global Appoints Director of Business Development for South America
Dr. Marcelo Augusto de Felippes has joined the organization as Director of Business Development for South America. Dr. Felippes brings many years of international experience in transportation, logistics and aviation and will be based in Brasilia, Brazil.
Skyworks’ American Autogyro Appoints One08 Group as Distribution Partner for Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore
American Autogyro Inc, a subsidiary of Skyworks Global Inc. the global leader in gyronautics, announced that it has signed a sales and marketing distribution agreement with One08 Group. The distribution agreement covers the sales territories of Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore for American Autogyro’s SparrowHawk two seat aircraft.
Skyworks Global Appoints Senior Manager Business Development – Europe, Middle East and Africa
Technology Investor Joins Skyworks Strategic Board of Advisors
Old Gyrocopters Could Be the Funky Flying Cars of the Future
OF ALL THE outrageously overengineered machines James Bond has commanded over the decades, perhaps the strangest came in 1967’s You Only Live Twice, when 007 climbed into an aircraft that his friend Tiger Tanaka—and likely the audience—dismissed as “a toy helicopter.” The single-seat, open cockpit gyrocopter may not have looked impressive, but it was enough for Sean Connery's character to bring down four full-grown helicopters (with a little help from a pair of machine guns, heat-seeking air-to-air missiles, flamethrowers, and aerial mines).