Edgewing opens new engineering centre in Turin for sixth‑generation fighter

Edgewing opens new engineering centre in Turin for sixth‑generation fighter
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Edgewing announced the opening of a new engineering centre in Turin, Italy, on 9 September, hosting engineers from Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom.

The joint venture, formed by BAE Systems, Leonardo and Jaiec, is responsible for the GCAP fighter, a sixth‑generation aircraft designed for high‑threat environments, long‑range surveillance and attack missions with AI support and low observability, and it plans to open additional centres in Japan and the United Kingdom in the coming months.

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