Bell has revealed its latest design concepts for the next generation of military rotorcraft using its High-Speed Vertical Take-Off and Landing (HSVTOL) technology. The goal is to explore the future ...

Exact details on the design concept are scarce. However, Bell outlined the platform’s goals, listing off several bullet-pointed characteristics, including “jet-like” cruise speeds of more than 400 ...

Despite advances in electric propulsion and battery energy density, as well as a patent filing showing its interest in hybrid-electric systems, Bell is taking a more conventional route to AFWerx’s ...

Bell has released a video showing off its High-Speed Vertical Takeoff and Landing (HSVTOL) technology in action. The two-minute video shows a ground test of the nacelle system used to lift and land a ...

Proprotor with folding blades is mounted on a sled for track testing at flight-representative speeds. Credit: Bell A sled track normally used to test ejection seats has been employed by Bell to ...

Bell is one step closer to introducing its military high-speed vertical take-off and landing (HSVTOL) aircraft. The company has recently announced that it has been selected for the next phase of the U ...

Bell showcased High-Speed Vertical Takeoff and Landing (HSVTOL) technology capabilities upon completion of testing efforts at Holloman Air Force Base. The team has utilized the Holloman’s High Speed ...

Buoyed by V-280 win, Bell presses ahead with high-speed VTOL concept. Bell’s proposed high-speed VTOL aircraft will hover and fly at more than 400 knots. (Rendering: Bell) ...

The general public has come to know the concept of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) machines only recently, thanks to the many startups out there working on delivering new transportation solutions ...