Every day, thousands of professionals work together to keep the vertical flight industry moving forward.
Pilots transport patients to trauma centers. Maintenance technicians ensure aircraft are safe to fly. Engineers design the next generation of rotorcraft and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Manufacturers develop new technologies. Operators manage fleets around the world. Flight schools train tomorrow’s aviation professionals. Companies provide the products and services that keep the industry operating.
Although these professionals share the same mission, they often work in separate circles with few opportunities to connect across the broader industry.
The vertical flight industry has never had one dedicated place where everyone can come together.
That is why the Rotorcraft Network was created.
A Connected Industry Is a Stronger Industry
Rotorcraft aviation is unlike any other segment of aerospace.
The industry supports emergency medical services, search and rescue, offshore transportation, utility operations, law enforcement, military missions, tourism, agriculture, aerial firefighting, construction, training, and countless specialized applications.
Today, that same industry is rapidly expanding to include Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), electric vertical flight, and sophisticated Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS).
While technology continues to evolve, one challenge remains unchanged.
Professionals still struggle to find an industry-focused place to connect with one another.
Most online networking platforms attempt to serve every profession, every business, and every interest imaginable. As a result, meaningful industry conversations often become lost among unrelated content.
The rotorcraft and vertical flight industry deserves something better.
Built Specifically for Vertical Flight
The Rotorcraft Network was built exclusively for professionals working throughout the vertical flight ecosystem.
Rather than trying to become another general social platform, the network focuses on one industry and the people who make it successful.
Members can build professional profiles, establish industry connections, discover organizations, participate in discussions, share knowledge, and stay informed about developments affecting their careers and businesses.
Whether someone flies helicopters, maintains aircraft, develops autonomous systems, manages an aviation company, teaches future professionals, or supports the industry in another capacity, the network provides a common place to connect.
More Than Professional Networking
The MGB Network extends well beyond professional networking.
Together, its supporting platforms provide a growing ecosystem designed specifically for the rotorcraft industry.
Rotorcraft Network
The central hub where professionals build profiles, establish connections, share knowledge, and discover new opportunities.
Rotorcraft Directory
A comprehensive directory of manufacturers, operators, maintenance organizations, suppliers, training providers, consultants, associations, and aviation businesses.
The directory helps companies increase their visibility while making it easier for professionals to discover organizations across every sector of the industry.
Rotorcraft News
A centralized source for rotorcraft and vertical flight news from across the industry.
Rather than searching dozens of websites, professionals can monitor current events, technological advancements, regulatory developments, new aircraft, business activity, safety information, and market trends in one convenient location.
MainGearbox
The foundation supporting the entire ecosystem while continuing to develop additional resources, tools, and services that benefit the industry.
Together, these websites create an integrated resource unlike anything currently available within the rotorcraft sector.
Bringing Every Sector Together
The Rotorcraft Network welcomes professionals from every corner of the industry.
Pilots.
Technicians.
Maintenance organizations.
Aircraft manufacturers.
Parts suppliers.
Engineers.
Safety professionals.
Air medical crews.
Law enforcement aviation units.
Military operators.
Utility operators.
Flight schools.
Students.
Recruiters.
Advanced Air Mobility companies.
Commercial UAS operators.
Government agencies.
Industry associations.
Every sector contributes to the success of vertical flight.
By bringing these professionals together in one dedicated environment, collaboration becomes easier, knowledge becomes more accessible, and opportunities become more visible.
Supporting the Future of Vertical Flight
The future of aviation will not belong exclusively to traditional helicopters or emerging aircraft.
It will belong to an increasingly connected ecosystem where rotorcraft, AAM, and UAS technologies work together to solve transportation, public safety, infrastructure, logistics, and emergency response challenges.
As the industry evolves, professionals will need better ways to exchange ideas, discover opportunities, and stay informed.
The Rotorcraft Network was created with that future in mind.
It is designed to grow alongside the industry while remaining focused on one mission:
Connecting the people who make vertical flight possible.
One Industry. One Network.
Every aircraft begins with people.
Every mission depends on teamwork.
Every innovation begins with collaboration.
The rotorcraft and vertical flight industry has always been connected through its work.
Now it has a place to connect professionally.
Whether you’re beginning your aviation career, managing a fleet, maintaining aircraft, designing the next generation of electric aircraft, operating commercial drones, or leading an aviation company, there’s a place for you.
Because when one industry comes together, everyone benefits.
Join the Rotorcraft Network and become part of the growing network dedicated exclusively to the rotorcraft and vertical flight industry.
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