U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory rendering of a sixth-generation fighter.
Credit: AFRL
DAYTON, Ohio—Following the U.S. Air Force’s decision to cancel the Adaptive Engine Transition Program, pressure is mounting on the follow-on Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion effort to keep new development of fighter power plants going. The Air Force’s Propulsion Directorate in June finished work...
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