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Integris to Supply Armor Systems for US Army FLRAA Program

Bell Textron has selected Integris Composites to supply armor systems for the US Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program.

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Bell Textron Expands Center in Alabama

Defense contractor Bell Textron has completed the expansion of its center in Huntsville, Alabama, that will support administrative tasks for the company and its partners.

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Bell Textron Selects Kansas Factory for US Army’s FLRAA Fuselage Assembly

Bell Textron has revealed its fuselage assembly site in Wichita, Kansas, for the US Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program.

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Bell Textron to Supply 412EPX Helicopters for US Foreign Military Sales Program

The US Army has awarded Bell Textron a contract to provide three 412EPX helicopters as part of a foreign military sales program.

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Kongsberg to Upgrade Norway’s Bell 412 Multi-Role Helicopters

The Norwegian Armed Forces has contracted defense giant Kongsberg to upgrade its fleet of 18 Bell 412 multi-role helicopters.

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Bell Cleared for US Army Future Assault Helicopter Prototyping

The US Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program has reached the engineering and manufacturing development phase.

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Bell Textron Completes Jet Ranger X Helicopter Delivery to Jordan

Bell Textron has delivered five 505 Jet Ranger X training helicopters to the Royal Jordanian Air Force, completing a contract signed in 2022.

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Modified Canadian Griffon Helicopter Completes Maiden Flight

Bell Textron has completed the first flight of Canada's modified CH-146 Griffon military helicopter as part of a 2022 modernization contract.

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V-22 Ospreys Won’t Return to Full Flight Status Until 2025: US Navy Official

Hundreds of V-22 Osprey aircraft across all branches of the US military will not be allowed to return to full flight status until at least mid-2025.

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DARPA Picks Bell, Aurora to Advance Runway-Free X-Plane Development

DARPA has chosen Bell Textron and Aurora Flight Sciences to move to the next phase of the SPRINT X-Plane program.

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