F-47 and F/A-XX are part of a growing defense portfolio that Boeing says has been structured to reduce the financial risks seen in earlier military programs
F-47 and Navy fighter victories put two sixth-generation programs in Boeing's hands, while Lockheed Martin is absent from the Pentagon's new crewed combat aircraft generation
Company defeats Northrop Grumman in roughly US$20 billion development competition and will now develop both of the Pentagon’s sixth-generation fighter jets
Raytheon weapon is already undergoing flight testing and can be carried internally by the F-35C, with the Super Hornet and future F/A-XX also planned as platforms