Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. company, and Boeing celebrate the upcoming completion of the CV-22 Program of Record for the U.S. Air Force. Bell and Boeing commemorated the V-22 Osprey production ...

The decision to resume CV-22 Osprey flight operations at Yokota Air Base, Japan, is based on a meticulous, data-driven approach, complemented by rigorous simulator training sessions for the crews.

The CV-22 Osprey is an aircraft unlike any other in the world of military aviation. Pairing the ability to take off and land like a helicopter with the one of flying like a turboprop aircraft, it has ...

AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Bell held a special ceremony Friday to mark the completion of the CV-22 Osprey Program of Record for the Air Force. Deliveries of the MV-22, CMV-22, and CV-22 aircrafts are ...

More questions than answers remained Thursday about a U.S. Air Force CV-22 Osprey crash off the southern coast of Japan Wednesday that has left at least one airman dead. The status of the other seven ...

The remains of five service members from the Nov. 29 U.S. Air Force CV-22 Osprey crash off Japan’s Yakushima Island have been recovered according to an Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) ...

AURORA, Colorado -- Air Force Special Operations Command officials want to get their fleet of Ospreys back in the air for missions but are treading carefully following a CV-22 crash that left eight ...

The crew of Gundam 22 were from everywhere. They were from California and New York and Ohio. The were from suburbs in Florida and Georgia and Minnesota. They were from rural towns in Massachusetts and ...

The worldwide standdown was ordered after preliminary investigation information indicates a potential materiel failure caused the CV-22 crash in Japan that killed 8 crew members. The V-22s operated by ...

Not quite one year into his job overseeing special operations for the US Air Force (USAF), Lieutenant General Michael Conley faces what he calls an uncertain operating environment. In addition to ...

A CV-22 Osprey from Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., flies over the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Nov. 6, 2020. (Trevor Cokley/Air Force) More questions than answers remained ...