XT901 Engine Mandated For U.S. Army FARA Prototypes
Credit: XT901: GE Aviation
The U.S. Army has mandated that all five bidders must use the GE Aviation XT901 turboshaft engine in their designs for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program’s competitive prototypes (CP). The new rule for the FARA CP program, announced in a July 18 acquisition notice, eliminates...
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