Bell Textron tiltrotor aircraft selected for the U.S. Army Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program. The Army designated the aircraft MV-75 and in 2026 named it Cheyenne II; retain program context without implying fielding.

Development

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Supply Chain2 facilities

Facilities2

Facilities
Facility	Kind	Location	Status	Confidence
Amarillo military aircraft assembly plant	Factory	Amarillo, Texas, United States	Operating	Confirmed
Manufacturing Technology Center	Factory	Fort Worth, Texas, United States	Operating	Confirmed

Amarillo military aircraft assembly plant
Factory · Amarillo, Texas, United States
Operating
Confirmed
Manufacturing Technology Center
Factory · Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Operating
Confirmed

Sources4

Profile1

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CompanyTiltrotor
Supports Organization · name, Organization · website
“aircraft can match. Bell tiltrotor technology is a bold shift in what vertical lift can do.”

Systems1

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CompanyFuture Long Range Assault Aircraft Officially Named MV-75 Cheyenne II
Supports System
“Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company”

Supply chain2

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CompanyOperations Careers at Bell Textron
Supports Facility
“Bell's military assembly plant”
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CompanyBell Manufacturing Technology Center Visitors
Supports Facility
“located in Fort Worth, TX”

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