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Boeing CEO David Calhoun said on an earnings call he wanted to get manufacturing capability where it needs to be before releasing details on a new airplane.

“Every day, [the T-38]  becomes just another step more disconnected from the advanced avionics, advanced sensing, the advanced processing that our modern fighters have. And so we can't fill that void fast enough,” said Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly.

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£50m for the full year ● ● Commenting on the results, David Squires, Group Chief Executive Officer of Senior plc, said: "Our performance in the first half of 2021 has, once again, demonstrated the resilience of Senior.  While the global pandemic is not over, we are encouraged to see the clear signs of recovery in our end markets, which gives renewed confidence in our ability to create enhanced value for our investors over the medium term.  As we said in our 9 July 2021 Post-Close Tradi...

SHEFFIELD — While Boeing agreed Thursday to a $2.5 billion federal fine for deception that led to two airliner disasters that killed hundreds, the parents of crash victim Samya Stumo say the agreement is nothing more than a corporate compromise that shields company officials. Michael Stumo and Nadia Milleron, of Sheffield, said the Department of Justice’s deferred prosecution agreement keeps the flying public at risk by not prosecuting executives and others who defrauded and deceived ...

Dec. 30, 2020 8:00 am ET Order Reprints Print Article U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a vial of the AstraZeneca/Oxford University Covid-19 vaccine. (Photo by Paul Ellis - WPA Pool/Getty Images) Getty Images Text size AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine was approved by U.K. regulators Wednesday—but the approval doesn’t look likely to change market skepticism about the company. The vaccine developed by AstraZeneca along with Oxford University became th...

ULA Delta IV Heavy successfully launches NROL-44 December 10, 2020 United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV Heavy rocket successfully launched a classified National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) payload, codenamed NROL-44 at 20:09 EST on Thursday, 10 December (01:09 UTC on Friday, 12 December). The flight marked the first Delta IV mission since the Medium+ variant retired in August 2019 and the first Delta IV Heavy since January 2019. Although ULA is phasing out the Delta IV in favor of its Vulcan roc...