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22 juillet 2020 | International, Aérospatial

BAE Systems a sélectionné Collins Aerospace pour fournir la prochaine génération d'actionneurs pour le programme Tempest

Collins Aerospace Systems, une unité de Raytheon Technologies, a annoncé avoir obtenu un contrat de BAE Systems pour fournir des capacités d'actionnement avancées, notamment pour le projet d'avion de combat furtif britannique Tempest. La société américaine mobilisera ses installations Actuation Systems à Wolverhampton pour collaborer avec la «Team Tempest». Collins Aerospace soutiendra le programme à partir de ses installations Actuation Systems à Wolverhampton, au Royaume-Uni.

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