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General Atomics, Anduril and three autonomy software providers have secured key production awards as the Air Force pushes to field Collaborative Combat Aircraft by 2030.
The designation reflects fighter and uncrewed status, while recent flights demonstrated mission autonomy software in four-hour test operations.
The company’s Hivemind software integrates with Anduril’s Fury aircraft and advances system testing ahead of planned flight demonstrations.
The four-hour airborne mission validated third-party software operating through A-GRA within the Collaborative Combat Aircraft programme.
An F-22 and MQ-20 flew in coordination to demonstrate open-architecture control using government-owned communication systems and shared radio integration.
Ground testing of the YFQ-42A production-representative test vehicle is vital preparation ahead of its planned first flight later this summer.
