Lockheed Martin Plans to Fly ‘Vectis’ CCA by End of 2027
The tailless drone includes a recessed top intake and internal weapons bay as Lockheed Martin pushes survivability, affordability and rapid prototype work.
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Lockheed Martin Plans to Fly ‘Vectis’ CCA by End of 2027
Lockheed Martin’s proposed autonomous drone, called Vectis, is still on track to fly a prototype by the end of 2027, an official from the company’s Skunk Works division said Sept. 10, and the firm already started work on four more Vectis aircraft. The post Lockheed Plans to Fly ‘Vectis’ CCA by End of 2027, Already Working on More Aircraft appeared first on Air & Space Forces Magazine.
Key takeaways Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works division has announced a new breakthrough in the development of the Vectis, a stealthy unmanned combat aircraft. Although the company remained vague about the specific nature of this achievement in a recent social media update, it confirmed that the project is progressing toward a first prototype flight […]
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