Introduction
The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is a unique tiltrotor aircraft that combines the vertical lift capabilities of a helicopter with the speed and range of an airplane. This design provides exceptional flexibility and operational reach, enhancing mission effectiveness and enabling operations that were previously impossible.

Operational Use
The V-22 has been extensively tested in combat and various operations worldwide. It is highly demanded by commanders for executing challenging missions in difficult environments, thanks to its multimission capabilities.

General Characteristics

• Performance: At a weight of 47,000 lb, the V-22 can achieve a maximum cruise speed of 266 knots (493 km/h) at sea level. It has a maximum rate of climb of 4,100 feet per minute (1,250 meters per minute) and a service ceiling of 25,000 feet (7,620 meters).
• Weights: The aircraft can take off vertically with a maximum weight of 52,600 lb (23,859 kg) and can perform short takeoffs with a maximum weight of 57,000 lb (25,855 kg). It has a self-deployment takeoff weight of 60,500 lb (27,443 kg).
• Cargo Capacity: The V-22 is equipped with a single cargo hook capacity of 10,000 lb (4,536 kg) and a dual capacity of 12,500 lb (5,670 kg).
• Engines: The aircraft is powered by AE1107C Rolls-Royce Liberty engines, providing 6,150 shp (4,586 kW) for vertical takeoff and landing operations.
• Crew: The cockpit accommodates 2 crew members for MV configurations and 3 for CV configurations, with additional seating for 1 crew member and 24 troops in the cabin.

Contact Information
For further details, contact Business Development at 610-591-2801 or 817-280-4757. The document is approved for public release under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2017-339.