France Wants FCAS Sixth-Generation Fighter That Can Fly Off Aircraft Carriers And Drop Nuclear Weapons — Germany And Spain Don’t
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France Wants FCAS Sixth-Generation Fighter That Can Fly off Aircraft Carriers And Drop Nuclear Weapons — Germany And Spain Don’t
Airbus Defense and Space chief Mike Schoellhorn told an Airbus event that he would support a two-aircraft solution for the European Future Combat Air System sixth-generation fighter program if a single fighter cannot work for France, Germany, and Spain. Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury added that the assumptions behind FCAS — launched in 2017 to deliver a European sixth-generation fighter by the 2040s — are no longer valid after the war in Ukraine. Fr…
The French company Airbus has hosted its German plant in Ingolstadt, a few kilometres from Munich, its first Summit, an internal congress in which the CEO of the company...
The CEO of Airbus, Guillaume Faury, this Wednesday defended the continuity of the FCAS programme, the great European project to develop a sixth generation air combat system, despite the tensions that some of the negotiations between France and Germany keep blocked. During a summit organised by the European group at the Ingolstadt-Manching airfield in Germany, Faury said that the group remains committed to the programme and to European industrial…
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