Credit: Lockheed Martin
A Lockheed Martin-led team will challenge the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) contract award to Bell, raising a new administrative hurdle to proceeding with the $8.2 billion development program for the U.S. Army’s first high-speed rotorcraft. “The data and discussions lead us to believe...
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