Under a new DARPA contract Raytheon will develop all optical circuits that eliminate electrical conversions enabling faster threat detection and superior awareness in contested environments.

Raytheon and the U.S. Navy deploy the scalable SPY-6 radar to resolve maritime multi-threat defense challenges on Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.

San Bernardino Airport (SBD) became the first to deploy the new solution, providing the integrated surveillance data tracking needed to accommodate a rapid increase in airspace operations.

Pratt & Whitney Canada secures Transport Canada certification for its PT9 engine to advance high-altitude turboprop power and fuel efficiency.

Sweden's FMV awards contracts to Raytheon UK for Landshield and Landshield Plus systems to secure multi-domain military positioning against electronic warfare.

Raytheon and the U.S. Space Force implement the Ground-Based Radar Digitization program to upgrade legacy early warning sensors with open architecture.

Raytheon Advances Coyote Block 2C+RM Upgrades for Counter-Drone Missions.

Raytheon advances target-detection capabilities for the SPY-6 radar family under an Office of Naval Research contract.

Raytheon secured a $24.4 billion award for Standard Missile-6 interceptors to eliminate naval inventory constraints across critical theaters.

Aerodynamic upgrades increase airflow, extend time on wing up to twofold and deliver up to 8% more takeoff thrust.