Three Countries Invest 6B in Future Jets

Edgewing Company is concluding the opening of its first engineering center in Turin, to support the development of the sixth-generation fighter aircraft as part of the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP), led by the UK, Italy, and Japan. The project aims to expedite the fighter's development through joint industrial and technological collaboration, with plans to establish two additional centers in Nagoya, Japan, and Warton, UK, by 2027, accommodating over 1,000 employees. The company is focused on developing advanced technologies, and test flights of the prototype "Tempest" are expected to begin in late 2027, as part of the technological transformation of the European and Asian defense industries.

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