Click to open image viewer. In 1954, Bell Aircraft Corporation expanded its Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) research program with an examination of tilt-jets as an alternative to its tilt-rotor ...

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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 ...

The Bell Aircraft Corporation was founded on July 10th, 1935 and still survives to this day as a manufacturer of (mostly) helicopters as Bell Textron. So, why do we care about its anniversary? Well, ...

Bell officially launched the 407M, a special mission aircraft variant of its civil 407 helicopter, designed for military operations like light attack, special operations, and armed reconnaissance. The ...

The dream aircraft that takes off vertically like a helicopter, but flies horizontally like a proper airplane, is gradually coming true. Last week, at Fort Worth, Bell Aircraft Corp. showed a ...

Bell P-39Q-15-BE Airacobra, s/n 44-2485. As far as I have determined, this particular aircraft was built by Bell Aircraft Co. in Buffalo, New York, under contract AC-40071. It was part of the ...

Finding the best combination of capability and cost has created a market for civil helicopters modified for multi-mission military capabilities, says Bell. These needs are amplified by growing ...

The article features a 1967 Bell 47G-3B-1 as "Today's Top Pick," highlighting its iconic status from shows like M*A*S*H and its inclusion in MoMA for its functional design. Despite its age, the Bell ...

Bell has been selected as one of two companies for Phase 1B of DARPA's Speed and Runway Independent Technologies (SPRINT) X-Plane program to create a prototype High-Speed Vertical Takeoff and Landing ...