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G.W. Lisk Company to participate in Team FLRAA as a supplier to the U.S. Army’s new Future Long Range Assault Aircraft

16/05/2025

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G.W. Lisk Company, a global leader in position sensing, fluid and motion control for aerospace, defense and space applications has announced the company’s agreement to participate in Team FLRAA, an elite coalition of world-class industrial partners committed to delivering the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) being developed by the U.S. Army and Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. company. G.W. Lisk Company is supplying a variety of position sensing and hydraulic actuation components.

FLRAA will be the next generation vertical lift solution intended to modernize the Army’s fleet. The FLRAA configuration is a tiltrotor with the hybrid capability of a helicopter for vertical take-off and landing, plus the range and speed of a twin turboprop aircraft.

“We are thrilled to be a position sensing and hydraulic actuation components supplier to the FLRAA program. Our longstanding pedigree in both commercial and military aircraft enables us to deliver the performance and reliability expected for the program,” said Ed Maier, President and CEO, G.W. Lisk Company

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