Global Combat Air Program Engine Focuses On Thermal-Electrical Management
Italy, Japan and the UK have decided not to pursue an adaptive propulsion system for the GCAP fighter.
Credit: BAE Systems
The trinational Global Combat Air Program team is confident it can deliver the power the new aircraft demands without the complexity of an adaptive propulsion system. Seeking to achieve unprecedented levels of electrical power generation and thermal management, Italian, Japanese and UK engineers are...
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