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Army Cancels Development Of Potential Multi-Billion Dollar FARA Aircraft

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Army Cancels Development Of Potential Multi-Billion Dollar FARA Aircraft
The Sikorsky RAIDER X Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) Competitive Prototype at Sikorsky’s West Palm Beach Development Flight Center in September 2023. Photo courtesy Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company

The Army is canceling its potential multi-billion dollar Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program, as part of a slate of changes to its aviation modernization efforts.  The service announced the decision to cut the major aviation development effort, which was currently in a competitive prototyping phase with Bell [TXT] and Sikorsky [LMT]. “In reviewing the FARA program in light of new technological developments, battlefield developments and current budget projections, Army leaders assessed that the increased capabilities it offered could be…

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