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Lockheed Martin selects FJ44-4 engine for Vectis uncrewed aircraft, first flight planned for 2027
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Lockheed Martin selects FJ44-4 engine for Vectis uncrewed aircraft, first flight planned for 2027
Skunk Works is pursuing an aggressive design, build and flight schedule for Vectis, with first flight targeted for 2027. “By leveraging a mature, rugged turbofan, we can accelerate our timeline and demonstrate a game changing capability quickly,” said Peter McArdle, Integrated Systems programme director at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works. “Our vision for Vectis is bold, and we’re excited to bring it to life with speed and affordability,” McArdle…
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