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U.K., Italian, Japanese Fighter Jet Venture Wins $6.14 Billion Contract

A joint U.K., Italian, and Japanese venture has secured a $6.14 billion contract for the sixth-generation GCAP fighter jet.

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The U.K., Italian, and Japanese fighter jet venture secured a $6.14 billion contract to advance GCAP development. The U.K. pledged £8.6 billion for the sixth-generation fighter.

Additionally, the partner nations considered Canada as an observer in the program.

Epilogue added 22d ago, after coverage quieted.

The story so far

The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) venture involving the U.K., Italy, and Japan has won a $6.14 billion contract. As part of this development, the U.K. has pledged £8.6 billion toward the sixth-generation fighter jet.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Defense News, and MiGFlug emphasizes that this contract represents a major step forward for the program. Nikkei Asia reports that the three partner nations are considering adding Canada as an observer in the program.

Future developments involve the potential inclusion of Canada in an observer capacity and the execution of the multibillion-dollar agreement.

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The obvious questions

How much is the contract worth?

The contract is valued at $6.14 billion.

Which countries are currently part of the venture?

The venture consists of the U.K., Italy, and Japan.

What is the U.K.'s specific financial commitment?

The U.K. has pledged £8.6 billion for the fighter jet.

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