• GE Aerospace cleared Assembly Readiness Review for XA102 adaptive cycle engine, moving program toward full system demonstration under U.S. Air Force Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion effort.
• Review validated engine design maturity, manufacturing processes, supply chain readiness for expected next-phase award later this year.
• Milestone centered on fully integrated digital engine model using model-based definition in place of 2D drawings, linking design, manufacturing, inspection to improve accuracy, shorten production timelines.
• Completion supports push for next-generation fighter propulsion with improved range, survivability, thermal management for advanced weapons, sensors.

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