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Boeing and the U.S. Air Force completed the inaugural flight of the service’s first T-7A Red Hawk, marking the start of the engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) phase of the program, the company said in a release. During the 1 hour and 3 min…
THIS is the terrifying moment an Emirates flight was forced to return to the gate after smoke began pouring out of the engine only moments before takeoff.
Fire trucks were seen spraying the smoking rear of the Boeing 777 ahead of a flight from St Pe…
Boeing officials recently demonstrated two separate efforts with the Air Force focused on aircraft mission and training readiness.
Aerospace giant Boeing announced on Tuesday that its T-7A Red Hawk jet trainer has successfully completed taxi tests, a critical step in verifying the ground-handling capabilities and systems of the advanced trainer for the U.S. Air Force. “The flight …
“We’re still assessing how the numbers are going to fall,” Ted Colbert, president and chief executive officer of Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security sector, said. “But the profile will look similar to the last quarter.”
Aerospace giant Boeing has announced that the two T-7A Red Hawk production representative jets (PRJ) have reached 500 flights. During the tests, air and ground crews have been able to fly the two jets combined up to six flights a day, illustrating airc…
Aerospace giant Boeing has announced that the first MH-139A Grey Wolf production aircraft for the U.S. Air Force reaches final assembly. According to a press release from Boeing, the U.S. Air Force authorized the production of the first 13 MH-139A airc…
A new watchdog report warns of a year-long delay for America’s next ICBM, as well as potential schedule slips for F-15EX, KC-46A and the Air Force One replacement.
Lockheed’s selection of GE Aerospace’s CF6 engines comes as the Air Force weighs sole-sourcing a next round of tankers to Boeing or opening up a competition.
Even as developmental hurdles for the T-7A remain, a top Air Force official and representatives from Boeing expressed confidence that the trainer’s recently re-baselined schedule could be met.