Tiltrotor technology combines the features of helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft. It uses rotating blades like a helicopter for vertical takeoff and landing, while also allowing the blades to tilt forward for efficient horizontal flight, similar to an airplane. This design enables faster travel over longer distances compared to traditional helicopters. One of the most notable examples of tiltrotor technology is the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey. This aircraft can carry troops and cargo, making it valuable for military operations. Tiltrotor systems are also being explored for civilian applications, such as air taxis and emergency medical services, due to their versatility and speed.