The Debrief: FLRAA’s Missile Shield Moves Forward Amid Funding Questions
Bell V-280
Credit: Bell
Keeping the U.S. Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) from getting shot down won’t be easy. When the first unit gets fielded as scheduled in fiscal 2030, the threats facing Bell’s second-generation tiltrotor during its envisioned combat mission are expected to be multispectral, layered...
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