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GE Aerospace Supplies F110 Engine for Shield AI's X-BAT Program in Greece

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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Shield AI and GEK TERNA signed an agreement to jointly develop component manufacturing, aircraft assembly, and long-term support capabilities in Greece for the X-BAT unmanned combat aircraft. GE Aerospace supplies the F110 engine for the X-BAT, which is designed to operate from ships and islands without requiring a runway.

From naftemporiki.gr

Why it matters

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The X-BAT is a long-range, highly survivable autonomous combat aircraft capable of carrying up to 900 kg of weapons. The agreement establishes joint manufacturing and assembly capabilities in Greece, supporting the nation's defense industrial base.

The X-BAT unmanned combat aircraft utilizes power from a GE Aerospace F110 engine.

From naftemporiki.gr

Who's involved

  • GE AerospaceAmerican aircraft engine supplier providing the F110 engine for the X-BAT.
  • Shield AIUnited States aerospace company that developed the autonomous X-BAT combat aircraft.
  • GreeceHost nation for the joint development and manufacturing capabilities of the X-BAT.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GE AerospaceSpeculative

    GE Aerospace could secure new defense contract revenue through the supply of F110 engines.

  • Shield AISpeculative

    Shield AI might see increased investment in its autonomous software integration into the X-BAT program.

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