An Osprey V-22 helicopter in the Marine Corps' HMX-1 presidential fleet with White House staff and officials aboard was grounded after an engine caught fire during a "Friendsgiving" trip to New York .

The CV-22 Osprey is a tiltrotor aircraft because its turboprops rotate based on its needs, giving it the best of both helicopters and planes.

Navy orders ‘operational pause’ in use of its troubled V-22 Osprey aircraft After one of the planes nearly crashed in New Mexico, the V-22 Osprey aircraft, which can usually be seen flying in ...

Developed jointly by Bell and Boeing, the V-22 Osprey was first introduced in 1989 and combines vertical takeoff with high-speed horizontal flight. It was designed to replace aging helicopters and ...

The Pentagon has paused V-22 Osprey operations due to safety concerns after a recent engine failure, with an investigation underway to address the issues.

The Pentagon has paused V-22 Osprey operations due to safety concerns after a recent engine failure, with an investigation underway to address the issues.

The Pentagon has paused V-22 Osprey operations due to safety concerns after a recent engine failure, with an investigation underway to address the issues.

And just like many traditional planes, the V-22 Osprey can continue flying with only one functioning engine. Hovering is a different story if an Osprey is down to a single engine, though.

The Pentagon has paused V-22 Osprey operations due to safety concerns after a recent engine failure, with an investigation underway to address the issues.