Next-generation combat aircraft, building national and industrial resilience, military drones and the geopolitical environment were just some of the topics discussed at the RAeS Future Combat Air and Space Capabilities Summit, held on 21-23 May at RAeS HQ. TIM ROBINSON FRAeS reports.
martes, 18 de junio de 2024
The Future of Combat Air and Space
Before Boeing CEO hearing, Senate releases new claims of 737 MAX fraud
Ahead of Dave Calhoun's Senate testimony, a subcommittee published new whistleblower allegations of fraud and deception at the Renton 737 MAX assembly plant.
15 Years After Start: B-52 Bomber With Rolls-Royce Engines Wont Fly Until 2033
While "old but gold" is a moniker that could very appropriately describe the B-52 Superfortress, the venerable bomber is not without its issues. Instead of retiring the B-52s, the US Air Force plans to keep the old birds flying for many more years. To keep them flying, they are to be re-engined and upgraded. However, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report, the program will be delayed by another three years.
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