Boeing and UTC Aerospace Systems, a business unit of United Technologies Corp., will work together on the U.S. Air Force research laboratory’s integrated vehicle energy technology program.
According to the Charlotte Business Journal, UTC has been chosen to work with Boeing to develop advanced actuation technology for the Air Force.
(Click Here, to read about a recent Boeing nuclear munition contract awarded by the Air Force.)
The components produced by the partnership will be used for future aircraft by the INVENT program.
As part of the agreement, UTC Aerospace will design, develop and test actuators to improve energy, power and thermal management.
The technology will be targeted at primary flight control actuation for the next generation of tactical fighters and air mobility transport systems.
UTC has previously worked with Boeing as a systems supplier for Boeing’s Dreamliner 787 program.
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Boeing & UTC Team to Develop Tech for NextGen Fighters, Transport Systems
According to the Charlotte Business Journal, UTC has been chosen to work with Boeing to develop advanced actuation technology for the Air Force.
(Click Here, to read about a recent Boeing nuclear munition contract awarded by the Air Force.)
The components produced by the partnership will be used for future aircraft by the INVENT program.
As part of the agreement, UTC Aerospace will design, develop and test actuators to improve energy, power and thermal management.
The technology will be targeted at primary flight control actuation for the next generation of tactical fighters and air mobility transport systems.
UTC has previously worked with Boeing as a systems supplier for Boeing’s Dreamliner 787 program.
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