Future Long Range Assault Aircraft
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Apr- 2026 -29 AprilAmericas
US Army Breaks Ground on Major Electromagnetic Test Center in Alabama
The US Army has begun construction of a long-planned electromagnetic testing complex at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, launching the Military Systems Electromagnetic Test Support facility with a groundbreaking ceremony.
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16 AprilAir
US Army Names Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft ‘Cheyenne II’
The US Army has formally named its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft the “Cheyenne II,” following its technical designation of MV-75 in May 2025.
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14 AprilAir
Bell Textron Taps Collins Aerospace for Five Critical FLRAA Systems
Bell Textron has selected RTX’s Collins Aerospace to supply five critical systems for the US Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.
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Jun- 2025 -27 JuneAir
US Army Accepts First MV-75 FLRAA Virtual Prototype
The US Army has accepted its first of two MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) virtual prototypes developed by Bell Textron, with the second scheduled for delivery later this month to the Aviation Center of Excellence at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
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Feb- 2025 -21 FebruaryAir
Safran Wins Flight Testing, Antenna Deal for US Army FLRAA Program
Safran has secured a contract to provide flight testing solutions and antennae for the US Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program.
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Nov- 2024 -14 NovemberAir
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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8 NovemberAir
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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Aug- 2024 -5 AugustAir
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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