US EditionB-52 Re-Engining Plan Comes Into Sharper Focus
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B-52 Re-Engining Plan Comes Into Sharper Focus
The U.S. Air Force’s goal has been to finish re-engining the last of its fleet of 76 B-52 bombers by 2035, but this schedule might now slip to the following year. This would extend the total time between the original Commercial Engine Replacement Program (CERP) contract award and the completion of the upgrade work to around 15 years. Delays and cost growth have already beset the CERP effort. At the same time, we are getting new information as to…
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