Army turns down C-130J for Joint Cargo Aircraft
The competition to supply aircraft for the Joint Cargo Aircraft program has narrowed down to two aircraft.
Both Lockheed Martin's shortened C-130J and Raytheon/EADS's CN-235 are out of the race. The Army says the C-130J was disqualified because the aircraft lacked an FAA certification.
Lockheed says it plans to protest the decision.
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Army turns down C-130J for Joint Cargo Aircraft
Lockheed says may protest US Army C-130J rejection
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