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Stratofortress news As Rolls-Royce holds successful F130 engine Critical Design Review for future B-52J, Air Force Global Strike Command wraps up B-52H's Bomber Task Force 25-1 dep...

Two operational bombers will become test aircraft as B-52J modernization programs face rising costs, delays and integration risks

Air Force plans nearly $1.7 billion in upgrades for both fleets after previously aiming to retire them in the early 2030s

Boeing receives $2.04B contract for B-52 engine integration, advancing the B-52J modernization by May 2033 with Rolls-Royce F130 engines.

The US Department of Defense approved the payment of $2.04 billion as part of the extension of the contract with Boeing in the Commercial Engine Replacement

Principaux renseignements La production de 20 moteurs F130 destinés au projet de bombardier B-52J de l’armée de l’air américaine a démarré à Indianapolis. La livraison de ces unités destinées aux essais en vol est prévue d’ici avril 2027, ce qui permettra de mener à bien les modernisations essentielles des appareils et les essais en vol. […]

Key takeaways In Indianapolis is de productie gestart van 20 F130-motoren die bestemd zijn voor het B-52J-bommenwerperproject van de Amerikaanse luchtmacht. De levering van deze testmotoren staat gepland voor april 2027. Daarmee zijn essentiële vliegtuigupgrades en testvluchten mogelijk gemaakt. Deze mijlpaal vormt een belangrijke stap in het B-52 Commercial Engine Replacement Program, waarbij Rolls-Royce bevestigt […]

USAF says work on replacement test bomber should be completed by the end of 2026

Rolls-Royce finishes key F130 engine tests for the USAF B-52J, validating performance and supporting fleet modernization through the 2050s.

Boeing receives $2.04 billion contract to upgrade B-52 bombers with new engines and avionics, extending service through 2050s.

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Air Force review could examine new strike aircraft concepts alongside expanded B-21 fleet plans

CERP program moves forward while Air Force keeps B-1B and B-2 in service longer amid B-21 delays

Rolls-Royce has completed altitude and operability testing of its F130 engine for the U.S. Air Force’s B-52J Commercial Engine Replacement Program

The US Air Force (USAF) is wary of the progress of the B-52 bomber upgrade program and is considering expanding the fleet of the 6th generation B-21 Raider

Rolls-Royce announced that it has successfully completed the Critical Design Review (CDR) of the F130 engine, which will power the B-52J, an update of the

Aviation News – Rolls-Royce has successfully concluded high-altitude and operability testing for the F130 engine, marking a decisive milestone in the U.S. Air Force’s B-52J Stratofortress re-engining program. The testing campaign, conducted at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) in Tennessee, validates the engine’s performance across high-altitude mission profiles and turbulent airflow conditions. This project serves as a cornerstone of the Commercial Engine Replacement Program (CERP), which aims to replace the legacy TF33 engines—in service for over 60 years—with modern, fuel-efficient F130 propulsion systems.