Modular Trainer Concept Could Influence UK Tempest Development

February 24, 2021
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The Aeralis concept calls for a common core fuselage and open architecture avionics that would enable operation with different wing platforms and engine configurations.
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Concepts for a modular jet trainer developed by a UK startup have caught the eye of the UK Royal Air Force. Aeralis’ proposals for a family of training aircraft built around a common core fuselage, open-architecture avionics and a digital approach to assurance and certification could open the Royal...

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