GCAP appears to have the support of many lawmakers in Westminster, but the UK’s fragile defense budget leaves little margin for overspend.
Credit: BAE Systems
The delivery structures that will support design and development of a future fighter aircraft among Italy, Japan and the UK are taking shape. The multibillion-dollar contract for development of the fighter at the heart of the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) is due to be issued by year-end. Meantime...
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