Twin-engine aircraft supports emergency medical, law enforcement, and corporate aviation operations with IFR capability and integrated avionics.

Bell Textron Inc. and Near Earth Autonomy collaborate to adapt the Bell 505 platform for the U.S. Marine Corps’ MARV-EL unmanned logistics program.

Bell Textron announces that its Nacelle Improvement Program has reduced CV-22 maintenance hours by 75 percent for the Air Force Special Operations Command.

Bell Textron and U.S. Marine Corps implement SPINE program to upgrade AH-1Z and UH-1Y platforms with enhanced electrical capacity and structural performance.

The U.S. Army's MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft is adopting a Modular Open Systems Approach to enable rapid, cost-effective upgrades and ensure the aircraft remains adaptable against evolving threats.

The FLRAA virtual prototype, an advanced simulator based on a digital twin, will help identify early tactics, techniques, and procedures through Soldier experimentation.

The MV-75, the Army’s new long-range assault aircraft, enhances speed, range, and survivability for future multi-domain combat operations.

The six upgraded Bell 412EP helicopters delivered to the Indonesian Army, feature the BasiX-Pro Glass Cockpit for enhanced situational awareness, reduced pilot workload, and improved operational efficiency.

The wind tunnel program validated the stability & control of the aircraft through the rotor fold & unfold sequence in flight, proving the concept is ready to move ahead into a flight demonstration.

Bell Textron announced the United States Army has approved the Milestone B decision for the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA), marking the beginning of the weapon system’s Program of Record (PoR).