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The Pentagon should announce its decision to agree on the next generation fight, at the beginning worth more than $ 20 billion on Friday, despite earlier concerns for budget limit and changing priorities, the sources that were made on the plan were listed.
The Air Dominance Air Dominal (NGAD) program will be replaced by the F-22 Raptor Lockheed Martin with a fighter built to fight together with unmanned spacecraft.
Tension and Boeing A head for head for the engineering phase and the production phase worth more than $ 20 billion are competing.
An Air Force A spokesman and representatives of Boeing and Lockheed did not immediately respond to the commentary requests.
The winner of the competition with high roles will receive hundreds of billions of dollars of commands during the life life of the contract, supporting their companies for decades.
The US F-22 Raptor Air Force performs air display during the media inspection of the Singaporean air in Singapore, February 9, 2020. (Reuters/Edgar are/File Photo)
NGAD is conceived as a “family system” focused on a six -generation fighter plane, aimed at providing the United States of Advanced Air Domination Opportunities to counteract opponents close to the first opponents such as China and Russia.
Under President Donald Trump The administration, which assumed the duty in January, the program moved forward after the uncertainty period that doubts the future of a new generation fighter jet.
Last year, the program faced potential delays or reducing budget pressures and cost exceeding in other air forces programs. There was also a discussion of rethinking the fundamental elements of design or transfer of resources to programs of drones.
The expected announcements signal the designs that were completed last year will be selected for NGAD.
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Boeing suffered winds for both its commercial and defense companies. The victory would be shot in the hand for his St.
Lockheed was recently eliminated from a competition for the construction of a hidden fighter headquartered in the next generation. If he loses his NGAD contract, he will probably double his F-35 Fighter Jet program and international sales of his F-16 Jets.
