Kratos, GE Aerospace achieve first successful ignition of GEK800 cruise missile turbofan engine
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- Kratos reported a successful first ignition test of the GEK800 turbofan cruise missile propulsion system at its X-58 test facility.
- The engine, now designated F143, is intended for long-range stand-off strike requirements, supporting affordable cruise missile propulsion development.
- Management cited a 100% success rate for this ignition phase, triggering a new test campaign while keeping the program on schedule.
- Kratos said it is preparing for large-volume GEK800 production to support advanced cruise missile systems.
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