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Tempest 1
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30/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: BAE Systems
The makers of a fighter jet being developed to fire onboard laser weapons have shown off the construction. Of s first prototype.
The combat aircraft called Tempest is set to come into service in 2035 and will be one of the world’s most advanced adaptable and connected fighter jets in service.
It will boast an intelligent weapons system, a software-driven interactive cockpit, integrated sensors and a powerful next generation radar capable of providing 10,000 times more data than current systems, giving it a battle-winning advantage.
The new aircraft is a joint effort by Britain, Italy and Japan and is being built in the UK by aerospace and defence firm BAE Systems.
It has shown off a rendering of the demonstrator and an airframe being built on the factory floor.
BAE says the demonstrator is already two-thirds completed, including the fuselage and wings.
The manufacturing process includes 3D printing and robots designed to work closely and safely with human workers.
Test pilots including from Britain’s Royal Air Force have already flown over 300 simulated hours.
This has allowed for rapid improvements of the flight controls by putting them and the simulated aircraft through complex flight operations.
The Tempest has a modular design for quick upgrades, integrated AI and machine learning system.
There are also controls for turning the fighter into a command and control centre for drone swarms.
OPS: Testing the high-speed ejector seat for the Tempest demonstrator
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_187413131_FER
dukas 187413131 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Tempest 1
Ref 17036
30/07/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: BAE Systems
The makers of a fighter jet being developed to fire onboard laser weapons have shown off the construction. Of s first prototype.
The combat aircraft called Tempest is set to come into service in 2035 and will be one of the world’s most advanced adaptable and connected fighter jets in service.
It will boast an intelligent weapons system, a software-driven interactive cockpit, integrated sensors and a powerful next generation radar capable of providing 10,000 times more data than current systems, giving it a battle-winning advantage.
The new aircraft is a joint effort by Britain, Italy and Japan and is being built in the UK by aerospace and defence firm BAE Systems.
It has shown off a rendering of the demonstrator and an airframe being built on the factory floor.
BAE says the demonstrator is already two-thirds completed, including the fuselage and wings.
The manufacturing process includes 3D printing and robots designed to work closely and safely with human workers.
Test pilots including from Britain’s Royal Air Force have already flown over 300 simulated hours.
This has allowed for rapid improvements of the flight controls by putting them and the simulated aircraft through complex flight operations.
The Tempest has a modular design for quick upgrades, integrated AI and machine learning system.
There are also controls for turning the fighter into a command and control centre for drone swarms.
OPS: Tempest flying simulator.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_187413130_FER
dukas 187413130 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Tempest 1
Ref 17036
30/07/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: BAE Systems
The makers of a fighter jet being developed to fire onboard laser weapons have shown off the construction. Of s first prototype.
The combat aircraft called Tempest is set to come into service in 2035 and will be one of the world’s most advanced adaptable and connected fighter jets in service.
It will boast an intelligent weapons system, a software-driven interactive cockpit, integrated sensors and a powerful next generation radar capable of providing 10,000 times more data than current systems, giving it a battle-winning advantage.
The new aircraft is a joint effort by Britain, Italy and Japan and is being built in the UK by aerospace and defence firm BAE Systems.
It has shown off a rendering of the demonstrator and an airframe being built on the factory floor.
BAE says the demonstrator is already two-thirds completed, including the fuselage and wings.
The manufacturing process includes 3D printing and robots designed to work closely and safely with human workers.
Test pilots including from Britain’s Royal Air Force have already flown over 300 simulated hours.
This has allowed for rapid improvements of the flight controls by putting them and the simulated aircraft through complex flight operations.
The Tempest has a modular design for quick upgrades, integrated AI and machine learning system.
There are also controls for turning the fighter into a command and control centre for drone swarms.
OPS: Render of what will be the Tempest flying demonstrator currently under construction.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)