WASHINGTON — The Army has notified a handful of companies that they have been selected to move onto the next phase of the service’s Flight School Next program for training aviators down at Fort Rucker.
In November, several companies —comprised of both prime contractors and subcontractors — were gunning to be the Army’s solution for its future training helicopter fleet and the coinciding curriculum, Breaking Defense reported at the time. This week, three of those companies — Bell, M1 and Lockheed Martin — confirmed to Breaking Defense that they have been selected to move onto Phase II of the competition, which a Bell spokesperson said entails providing more information about their proposal and “illustrating the full-scale of our turnkey…
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