Collins Aerospace completes altitude testing for its F-35 cooling system. @AirProNews
Collins Aerospace completes altitude testing for its F-35 cooling system.  @AirProNews
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Collins Aerospace Completes F-35 EPACS Altitude Testing
Collins Aerospace completed altitude testing for EPACS, its F-35 thermal management replacement. The system targets 80 kW of cooling capacity, more than double the current unit. Lockheed Martin's selection decision could take until 2027. #aviation #aerospace
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