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Fri, Oct 25, 2013

Spirit To Manufacture Fuselage For Bell Helicopter’s V-280 Valor

Joins A 'Growing Team' Working On The Program

Bell Helicopter, announced that Spirit AeroSystems will design, develop and manufacture the fuselage for the Bell V-280 Valor Tiltrotor.

“We are pleased Spirit has made the strategic decision to join Team Valor and will provide the fuselage for the Bell V-280, our third generation tiltrotor,” said John Garrison, president and CEO of Bell Helicopter. “Spirit joins our growing team of aerospace leaders who are aligning their interests and resources to deliver the highest levels of maturity and technical readiness to the U.S. Army for their future vertical lift missions.”

“Spirit, is proud to be a part of Team Valor,” said Larry Lawson, president and CEO, Spirit AeroSystems. “This is an important teaming relationship for both our companies. Designing and building the fuselage on the V-280 Valor centers on Spirit’s proven capabilities in large-scale advanced composite design and manufacturing.  Spirit is excited to bring solutions to bear in support of U.S. warfighters’ need for a Future Vertical Lift family of systems.

The transformational features of Bell Helicopter's third generation tiltrotor represent the most operationally effective aircraft for the U.S. Army’s Future Vertical Lift requirements.  The Bell V-280 is designed to deliver the best value in procurement, operations and support, and force structure. The Bell V-280 Valor will offer commanders a combat maneuver platform with unmatched operational agility to self-deploy and perform a multitude of vertical lift missions.

(Image from file)

FMI: www.bellhelicopter.textron.com, www.spiritaero.com

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