Collaborative Combat Aircraft need to be more than a flying weapons magazine
Source: Breaking Defense
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Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) offer multiple capabilities for manned-unmanned missions, including reconnaissance, sensing and combat operations. At Farnborough International Airshow, Breaking Defense spoke with Mike Vallillo, VP, International Defense & Space, Honeywell Aerospace about what CCAs need to reach their full potential.
Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
New Weapon System
SALUTE Report
Size
Not applicable
Activity
Discussion on the capabilities and potential of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) for manned-unmanned missions
Location
Unit
Honeywell Aerospace
Time
During Farnborough International Airshow
Equipment
Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs)
Summary
Honeywell Aerospace's Mike Vallillo highlighted the capabilities of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) for manned-unmanned missions, including reconnaissance and combat operations, during the Farnborough International Airshow. He emphasized the need for CCAs to reach their full potential in these roles.
Key Facts
- Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) are designed for manned-unmanned missions.
- CCAs include capabilities for reconnaissance, sensing, and combat operations.
- Mike Vallillo from Honeywell Aerospace discussed the potential of CCAs at the Farnborough International Airshow.