
The Army expects the competitive prototypes for its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program to start flying by “about the middle of next year,” a lead official said Tuesday. Rodney Davis, the Army’s acting program executive officer for aviation, provided the update following the Army’s recent confirmation it will deliver the new General Electric Aviation [GE]-built T901 helicopter engine to FARA competitors Bell [TXT] and Sikorsky [LMT] this month. The delivery milestone for the GE T901 engine, developed under the…