FARA Engine Running Well But Supply Chain Issues Remain

T901
Tests of the T901 began in March 2022.
Credit: GE Aviation
FORT WORTH—General Electric’s T901 turboshaft, the powerplant for the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA), is performing well in early tests and is on track to be delivered in November to Bell and Sikorsky, the two FARA competitors. Providing the first update on the status of...
Guy Norris

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