Major U.S. Rotorcraft Companies Weigh Military Future After FARA
Sikorsky fired up the T901 engine in its Raider X prototype in April, ahead of the engine’s installation in UH-60s.
Credit: Sikorsky
The February cancellation of the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft put the nation’s rotary-wing industrial base into a state of uncertainty: With $2 billion spent on what was the service’s top modernization policy out the window, what would be next? The only certainty, according to...
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