Burnham Says UK Is Open to Germany Joining GCAP Fighter Plan
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The United Kingdom and Germany are working on expanding the GCAP (Global Combat Air Programme) sixth-generation fighter program, so Berlin could join the joint project of the British, Italians and Japanese, Breaking Defense reported.
After the failure of the FCAS project, Germany is looking for new partners for combat aircraft. Britain's Premier Burnham is now opening the door to a billion-dollar project.
Deutsche Welle
INTELLINEWSGermany is looking for a new partner for the development of a modern fighter aircraft. An advance from London now opens up new possibilities. At the same time, Great Britain is relying on a stronger rapprochement with the EU.
UK’s Burnham Open to Germany Joining Next-Gen Combat Jet Program
This year, the idea of a joint German-French next-generation fighter jet was abandoned. Nature abhors a vacuum, and it's possible Berlin will engage in another program developing such an aircraft.
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