GE Aerospace advances XA102 fighter engine work

GE Aerospace is progressing in the development of its XA102 adaptive cycle engine as part of a US Air Force program focused on creating a powerplant for sixth generation fighters. The company’s team is collaborating with suppliers to secure necessary hardware and conduct tests on subcomponents, preparing for assembly activities. This work directly supports the ongoing effort to deliver advanced propulsion capabilities for future military aircraft. GE Aerospace anticipates utilizing this new engine within upcoming sixth-generation fighter designs. The initiative represents a key step towards modernizing air combat systems through innovative engine technology.