With the Fcas failed, will Germany join the Gcap?
After France and Germany decided not to continue the FCAS program, the joint initiative to develop the sixth-generation fighter jet, various options are now on the table for the future of European air defense. All the details.
The sunset of the Fcas opens the Gcap game. Marrone (Iai) speaks.
From the failure of the FCAS to the GCAP: why Germany’s choice will be decisive. Conversation with Alessandro Marrone, head of the “Defense, Security and Space” program at the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI)
Farewell Fcas, here is Germany’s new aeronautical strategy
Berlin turns the page: end chapter for the Franco-German-Spanish FCAS project for the sixth-generation air combat system and new German aeronautical strategy, ready for official presentation at the International Aerospace Exhibition (ILA).
Fcas, here’s why France and Germany are scrapping the joint fighter jet project
France and Germany are preparing to shelve the European next-generation fighter jet project, FCAS (Future Combat Air System), after years of industrial tensions between the main partners involved: Airbus and Dassault. All the details.
Why Airbus is talking again about two fighters in the Franco-German Fcas program
Airbus is open to the possibility of two different fighters to overcome the deadlock with the French Dassault Aviation on the Fcas (Future Combat Air System) program, the project by France, Germany, and Spain for the sixth-generation air combat system.
This is how France and Germany are stalling on the FCAS program.
The leading companies Dassault and Airbus postpone the showdown on the Franco-German-Spanish Fcas program for the next-generation air combat system. Decision expected on April 28.
Macron and Merz try to save the Fcas program, all the details
Paris and Berlin are planning a final attempt to reach an agreement on the joint Fcas program for the next-generation air combat system and thus resolve the differences between the industrial leaders Airbus and Dassault Aviation.
Fcas, here is how the French Dassault is striking back at Airbus
Fcas at a standstill? Dassault CEO Éric Trappier blames Airbus’s German division for blocking progress on the joint program between France, Germany, and Spain for the next-generation air combat system.
