The U.S. Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force are all flying and deploying their V-22 Ospreys again, after the Pentagon’s monthslong grounding was lifted in March. “We’re back to flying. We got all ...

A U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 164 receives fuel during tiltrotor air-to-air refueling with a 920th Rescue Wing HC-130J Combat King II over ...

A Fleet Readiness Center East detachment at Marine Corps Air Station New River is helping improve flight line readiness for V ...

The V-22 will receive a new proprotor gearbox in January 2026, after which the tiltrotor will start returning to its full flight profile. The troubled V-22 Osprey can’t seem to be able to catch a ...

The V-22 Osprey is a unique tiltrotor aircraft that operates as a hybrid between a helicopter and a fixed-wing aircraft. Since its first flight in 1989, the Osprey has become a workhorse aircraft for ...

The V-22 Osprey won't be cleared for all operational flying before mid-2025 when a new clutch being developed for its Rolls-Royce engines is expected to be fielded, says Navy air chief Vice Admiral ...

The MV-22 (pictured) is to soon receive new engine nacelles to be followed by a refreshed cockpit. Longer-term modifications may include a new drivetrain and perhaps even new wings. (US Navy) The V-22 ...