The XA103 builds on technology developed under the Air Force’s Adaptive Engine Technology Demonstrator and Transition Program efforts.
Credit: Pratt & Whitney
As the incumbent provider of the U.S. Air Force’s two most advanced combat engines, the F119 and F135, Pratt & Whitney has had few incentives to reveal details of its next-generation adaptive propulsion studies. But that is changing as the ever-demanding mission requirements for longer-range...
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