The United States Department of Defense announced on September 29th that Boeing has been selected to develop the F/A-XX sixth-generation carrier-based fighter for the Navy. Boeing had just secured a contract for the sixth-generation F-47 fighter from the US Air Force last year. This means that the responsibility for developing manned sixth-generation fighters for both the Navy and the Air Force now rests with the same company. The F/A-XX project has been in the works for 18 years since the Navy first expressed the need for it, facing various obstacles along the way.
The delay of 18 years in the F/A-XX program is now seen as critical. The era of unhindered operation for fourth-generation aircraft is coming to an end, with the Iran war serving as a wake-up call for the US Navy. What capabilities does the F/A-XX need to possess? How will it avoid the pitfalls experienced with the F-35?
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