To identify the future military helicopters of the world, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a catalog of military helicopters from Military Factory, an online database of arms, vehicles, and aircraft used by ...

There are a few aircraft to have radically affected military missions like the V-22 Osprey. It is as much a helicopter as an ...

Here, 24/7 Wall St. is taking a closer look at the helicopters in service of the U.S. military. (These are the future military helicopters of the world.) ...

FVL was an ambitious plan to replace current military helicopters with next-generation rotorcraft. The FVL Strategic Plan was signed by the Deputy Secretary of Defense and submitted to Congress in ...

The race to build ever-faster helicopters has seen some rather, um, unique designs take flight in recent years, but nothing quite like this Frankensteined ...

This new Army contract will help GE take its expertise related to electric propulsion even further and to develop future military helicopters that are emissions-free.

Airbus Helicopters chief executive Bruno Even remains hopeful that it can forge a partnership with Leonardo to develop a next-generation European military helicopter, despite its rival partnering ...

Airbus wants to extend battlefield connectivity of the Future Combat Air System to its helicopters.

While there won't be any grunts manning the rotors of a $6 million military helicopter anytime soon, there could still be some qualified to fly them.

Its two key programs, the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft are reaching the stage of development where the service will have to make major financial ...

Military transport helicopters are indispensable to U.S. military operations, a tradition originating from the Cold War era. These aircraft revolutionized military logistics and troop deployments ...

Leonardo Helicopters' managing director Gian Piero Cutillo believes it would not be "convenient for Europe" to buy military tiltrotors direct from the USA rather than developing its own capability ...