Skunk Works rendering of Vectis collaborative combat aircraft.
Credit: Skunk Works
DUBAI—A Hanwha turbofan engine scheduled to complete development in 2028 is a candidate to re-engine the Lockheed Martin Vectis, a Skunk Works-designed collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) pitched to foreign buyers. Lockheed plans to fly the Vectis in 2027 powered by a Williams International FJ44-4A...
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