RTX Collins Aerospace EPACS power, cooling system completes altitude testing
Reuters2026/08/24 13:02- RTX reported successful altitude testing of Collins Aerospace’ Enhanced Power and Cooling System for the F-35’s next-generation power and thermal management.
- Testing validated performance in flight-like conditions, including operation at mission-level power for several days across multiple altitudes.
- EPACS targets higher cooling capacity to support planned F-35 technology upgrades, aiming to preserve performance margins over the aircraft’s lifecycle.
- Milestone follows a 2025 determination that EPACS met requirements for aircraft integration.
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