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Bell Demonstrates High-Speed Vertical Takeoff

By Press Release | February 8, 2024
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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 Test Track to demonstrate the folding rotor, integrated propulsion and flight control technologies at representative flight speeds.
“The successful sled test completion is a culmination of Bell’s HSVTOL research and unprecedented technology development,” said Jason Hurst, executive vice president of engineering. “The technology demonstration provides Bell with critical experience and knowledge that will inform our X-plane development for DARPA’s SPRINT program. It is a pivotal step in the creation [of the] next generation of high-speed vertical lift aircraft for future warfighters.
The SPRINT program intends to design, build, and fly an X-Plane, an experimental aircraft to demonstrate enabling technologies and integrated concepts necessary for a transformational combination of aircraft speed and runway independence for the next generation of air mobility platforms.
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 By Press Release | February 8, 2024
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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 Test Track to demonstrate the folding rotor, integrated propulsion and flight control technologies at representative flight speeds.
“The successful sled test completion is a culmination of Bell’s HSVTOL research and unprecedented technology development,” said Jason Hurst, executive vice president of engineering. “The technology demonstration provides Bell with critical experience and knowledge that will inform our X-plane development for DARPA’s SPRINT program. It is a pivotal step in the creation [of the] next generation of high-speed vertical lift aircraft for future warfighters.
The SPRINT program intends to design, build, and fly an X-Plane, an experimental aircraft to demonstrate enabling technologies and integrated concepts necessary for a transformational combination of aircraft speed and runway independence for the next generation of air mobility platforms.
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sourceBell DemonindiaBell DemonchinaBell DemonusaBell Demon
CanadaBell DemonkuwaitBell DemonAntigua and Barbuda
Bell DemonArgentinaBell DemonArmenia
Bell Demon
Australia
Bell DemonAustria
Bell DemonAustrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Bell DemonBaden*
Bahamas, The
Bell DemonBahrain
Bell DemonBangladesh
Bell DemonBarbados
Bell DemonBavaria*
Bell DemonBelarus
Bell DemonBelgium
Bell DemonBelize
Bell DemonBenin (Dahomey)
Bell DemonBolivia
Bell DemonBosnia and Herzegovina
Bell DemonBotswana
Bell DemonBrazil
Bell DemonBrunei
Bell DemonBrunswick and Lüneburg*
Bell DemonBulgaria
Bell DemonBurkina Faso
Bell DemonBurma
Bell DemonBurundi
Bell DemonCabo Verde
Bell DemonCambodia
Bell DemonCameroon
Bell DemonCanada
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Bell DemonCentral African Republic
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Bell DemonArgentinaBell DemonArmenia
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Australia
Bell DemonAustria
Bell DemonAustrian Empire*
Azerbaijan
Bell DemonBaden*
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Bell DemonBahrain
Bell DemonBangladesh
Bell DemonBarbados
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Bell DemonBelarus
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