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KC-46 Tanker

A New Generation in Air Refueling

Capable, Efficient, Combat Ready

Patrick Druez The Boeing Company

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US Air Force Program

Contract award in 2011 to

replace aging tanker fleet

In-line production

Four (4) test aircraft

Delivery of 18 combat

ready tankers in 2017

179 tankers by 2027

“The Pegasus will be capable of day and

night operations and enable a rapid,

global capability that will support U.S.,

joint, allied and coalition forces. The

aircraft will also underpin our

umanitarian missions.”

General Mark A. Welsh lll

Air Force Chief of Staff

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• Refueling Systems

• Military Avionics

• Supplemental Type

Certificate (STC)

• Military Certification

• Baseline Non-Military Aircraft

• Enhanced Flight Deck

• Freighter (Cargo door & floor)

• Body Tanks

• Tanker System Provisions

• Amended Type Certificate (ATC)

• Commercial Passenger

Airplane

• Type Certificate (TC)

767 / 767-2C Production Line

767-200ER 767-2C Provisioned Freighter KC-46 Tanker

Everett, WA

Flight Test, Finishing & Delivery Center

Boeing Field, WA

KC-46 Certification Process

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KC-46 Combat Multi-Role Tanker Features and Capabilities

Defensive Systems

• IR Countermeasures

• RF Warning

• NVIS Lighting

Self Protection

• Electromagnetic Pulse hardening

• Chemical / Biological operations

• Cockpit armor

Multi-role Capabilities

• Air Refueling, cargo, passengers, patients

• Roll-On Beyond-Line-of-Sight (ROBE)

capability

Refueling

Receptacle

Crew Rest

Centerline

Drogue

System

Modernized

KC-10

Boom

High Resolution

Camera System

Pratt & Whitney

Engines

Wing Air

Refueling

Pods

Simultaneous

Refueling

Capability

Digital Glass

Cockpit with

787 displays

Remote

Refueling

Operator Station

Main Deck

Cargo Door

Strengthened

Cargo Floor


Digital Glass Cockpit

Large 787 15” diagonal

pilot displays

Flight and weather data on

both displays

Worldwide communications

to meet military & civil

requirements

Tactical Situational

Awareness System to

integrate threat and

warning systems

Air refueling operations

viewable from pilot display

Mechanical redundant

flight controls Worldwide Operations In All

Civil/Military Airspace

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Capabilities Enabled by a Combat Ready Tanker

SURVIVABILITY MULTI-MISSION

• Same mission boom and probe and drogue capability

• Tanker-to-tanker refueling

• Rapidly reconfigurable main deck cargo (cargo door and freighter floor)

• Aeromedical evacuation

• Humanitarian / disaster response

INTEROPERABILITY

• Seamless operations with coalition partners

• Operate effectively from austere airfields

• Common operating picture

• Real time operational flexibility

• Alert / quick launch

• EMP hardening

• Chem/Bio operations

• Defensive systems

• Aircrew self protection

• Situational awareness

• All fuel tanks inerted

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Multi-Mission Capabilities Optimized for Flexibility and Efficiency

Main Deck Cargo Door

Air Refueling

Passenger Cargo

• Volume 33% greater

than the A330-MRTT

• 18 463L pallets;

10 centerline

• Cryogenic vent

• 10 Patriot PAC 2

• 40 PAC3 missiles

• Spare engines

• B-4 stands

• Vehicles

• Floodlights

• Heaters

Main Deck Cargo Door And Freighter Floor Critical for Flexible and Efficient Ops

• 54 patients

• 6 integral litters as part of basic configuration

• Built-in patient oxygen

• 28 VDC power / 115 VAC power

• Multiple outlets / Intercom system

• Ethernet

• 76 pax normal ops;

160 contingency

• Seat pallets

• Easily removable

• Multiple configurations

• Maximum fuel offload

• Inherent Dual role capability

Aeromed

Reconfigure to any

mission within

2 man hours Body Fuel

Tanks

Body Fuel

Tanks

Body Fuel

Tanks

Body Fuel

Tanks

Increased Cargo

Volume

Seamless

integration with

USAF

Boeing Military Aircraft Mobility Surveillance & Engagement

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P-8 Program

Bob Gift The Boeing Company

Boeing Military Aircraft | P-8

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Scalable Mission Capability & Capacity

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Speed, Endurance and Payload

Aircraft System

Commonality • Open SW Architecture

• Multi-function Workstations

• Multi-mode Radar

• EO/IR

• ESM/COMINT

• SATCOM

• DATALINK

King Air 350

RAMIS

Scan Eagle (Unmanned)

MSA

P-8

Ground Station or

Ship



P-8 Overview

U.S. Navy's new long-range maritime patrol aircraft

– Military derivative of the Next-Generation 737-800

– Advanced open architecture mission system

– Network centric integration

– Increased capability

– Next-generation sensors

– In-line design/production

–Provides superiority in open ocean and littoral environments



P-8 Mission Capabilities

Enhanced Missions Key Aircraft Provisions Mission Adaptable

ASW

ASUW

Armed ISR

Maritime C3

200 ft3 space, 25% cooling, 60% power reserves

Open architecture

Digital stores mgmt system

Aerial refueled

Platform/open architecture enable adaptation to expanded mission capabilities



Revolutionary Production System

First in industry in-line production

Continuous improvement

Commercial Lean+ flows into P-8A

P-8A in-line mods move upstream

Final Assembly Fuselage Assembly Mission Systems Installation



USN Production

Low Rate Initial Production-1 (LRIP) – Boeing awarded contract in January 2011 for 6 aircraft

LRIP-2 – Boeing awarded contract in November 2011 for 7 aircraft

LRIP-3 – Awarded contract in September 2012 for 11 aircraft

LRIP-4 – Awarded contract in July 2013 for 13 aircraft

FRP-1 – Awarded Feb 2014 for 16 aircraft

53 production aircraft on contract in addition to 8 test articles



P-8 Global Operations – India

Boeing to deliver eight P-8I aircraft to Indian Navy

– Contract includes option for four additional aircraft

Accomplishments/Upcoming

– Three P-8Is delivered in 2013

– Three P-8Is to be delivered in 2014; two in 2015



P-8 Global Operations – Australia

Australia signed MOU with U.S. Navy in 2009 to collaborate in Increment 2

Joint Program Office established at NAS Pax River

Follow-on development MOU signed in March 2012; Increment 3 project arrangement signed Sept 2012

Feb 2014 – Australia announces acquisition approval for eight P-8As, option for four aircraft

“The P-8 gives us an unprecedented capability to find, fix and track both surface ships

and submarines.”

Geoff Brown, RAAF Chief Air Marshall

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