GE Aerospace, Kratos’ GEK800 Engine Awarded Contract with United States Air Force
The 800-pound-thrust turbofan will give JASSM a second engine source as Williams International remains the missile family’s sole supplier.
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US Air Force picks new 800-pound thrust F143 engine for JASSM missile
The U.S. Air Force has just selected the F143 turbofan as a second-source engine for the Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM), after the propulsion system successfully completed altitude testing last year. The engine was developed by California-based technology firm Kratos Defense & Security Solutions and Ohio-based aircraft engine supplier GE Aerospace. The two companies announced that their GEK800 engine received the U.S. Military Eng…
GE Aerospace, Kratos win JASSM engine development deal
The U.S. Air Force has designated a new turbofan engine built by GE Aerospace and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions as the F143-ZZ-100 and awarded the companies a contract to develop it as a second engine option for the Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile, the companies announced. The engine, previously known as the GEK800, generates about […]
GE Aerospace And Kratos Announce USAF EMD Contract For Alternate JASSM-ER Engine
Cincinnati’s GE Aerospace [GE] and San Diego’s Kratos Defense & Security Solutions [KTOS] said on Monday that the U.S. Air Force has awarded the companies an engineering and manufacturing development […]
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