BAE Systems Unveils Strategic Partnership Vision for Japan’s F-X Fighter Initiative
BAE Systems has recently answered a Request for Information (RFI) from the Japanese Ministry of Defence (JMOD), presenting a comprehensive integration support package for Japan’s F-X next-generation fighter development initiative.
The submission to the RFI, issued by the Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency of the JMOD, highlights BAE Systems’ technical capabilities across various critical areas essential for advancing the F-X programme.
Andy Latham, Campaign Delivery Director – Japan for BAE Systems’ Air division, stated, “We are confident that our contributions will significantly enhance the F-X programme. We are eager to advance our discussions and are privileged to partner with Japan on this important initiative.”
“With decades of experience collaborating with nations worldwide to foster sovereign defense capabilities, we have cultivated a deep understanding of the complexities involved. Our expertise in combat aircraft initiatives equips us to meet the anticipated challenges and provide a range of essential capabilities and technologies needed for the success of next-generation programmes.”
Over the past 60 years, BAE Systems and its predecessor organizations have collaborated with the UK Ministry of Defence and international partners on the development of sophisticated programmes such as the Jaguar, Harrier, Tornado, Eurofighter Typhoon, and F-35.
Recognized for delivering some of the world’s most advanced, technology-driven defense, aerospace, and security solutions, BAE Systems employs around 85,800 skilled professionals across 40+ countries. In partnership with customers and local allies, the company develops technology designed to save lives, protect borders, enhance national security, and safeguard critical information and infrastructure.
BAE Systems boasts a proud history of international collaboration, sharing technology, knowledge, and skills to strengthen sovereign capabilities.
