The U.S. Air Force is accelerating its Collaborative Combat Aircraft program by implementing the government-owned Autonomy Government Reference Architecture across multiple vendor platforms, validating a key pillar of its acquisition reform.
General Atomics has been competitively selected by the United States Marine Corps for evaluation in the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Uncrewed Expeditionary Tactical Aircraft (MUX TACAIR) Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program.
The U.S. Navy has completed a second successful demonstration advancing multi-platform coordination of autonomous systems as part of its work on future Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
Northrop Grumman has been competitively selected by the U.S. Marine Corps to develop the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Uncrewed Expeditionary Tactical Aircraft Collaborative Combat Aircraft programme.
The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division has completed a tactical demonstration advancing the integration of the F-35 Lightning II with the Navy’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft in its Joint Simulation Environment.
The Australian Government has awarded Boeing Defence Australia a AUD$754 million contract to deliver, develop and support a third tranche of MQ-28 Ghost Bat aircraft over the next three years.
General Atomics Europe and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems have presented their concept for a European variant of the Gambit-series unmanned combat aircraft at an industry preview in Oberpfaffenhofen.
Boeing and the Royal Australian Air Force have completed a first-of-its-kind air-to-air autonomous weapon engagement using an MQ-28 Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) has revealed the latest in its Gambit Series of unmanned combat air vehicles, the Gambit 6, which adds air-to-ground capability to its existing air-to-air performance.
Anduril has begun flight testing of its YFQ-44A Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), a semi-autonomous air platform developed in partnership with the US Air Force to help achieve air superiority in contested environments.
The Netherlands has officially joined the United States Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) programme, an initiative focused on developing autonomous unmanned air systems designed to fly in coordination with manned fighter jets such as the F-35.
Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, has announced the development of a new family of engines designed to power munitions and Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
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