Powering the Future: GE and Pratt and Whitney Selected for Next-Gen Adaptive Engines Powering the Future: GE and Pratt & Whitney Selected for Next-Gen Adaptive Engines The US Air Force has taken a major step towards revolutionizing the powerplants of its future fighter jets by selecting General Electric (GE) and Pratt & Whitney to advance the development of next-generation adaptive engines. These contracts, each with a potential value of up to $3.5 billion, mark the beginning of a prototype phase that will significantly impact the future of military aviation. The awards to GE and Pratt & Whitney are modifications to existing contracts for the Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (NGAP) program. This program aims to create a new class of jet engines that can adapt to various flight conditions and mission requirements, providing increased efficiency, thrust, and overall performance. These adaptive engines are envisioned to be...