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Gcap aircraft: London will invest 2 billions

Program headquarters in the UK, coordination in Japan

The United Kingdom has committed to spending 2 billion pounds on the development of the Global Combat Air Program (Gcap) military aircraft, the project for the creation of a new generation supersonic fighter led by Great Britain, Italy and Japan. Yesterday, there was also the announcement that the headquarters of the program will be in London, and that coordination should be entrusted to the Japanese.The...

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London, United Kingdom, 09/22/2023 14:40
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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