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The French government and France’s Big Four aerospace manufacturers partner up to infuse ailing suppliers with capital.
 
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Inmarsat is developing a “smart pipe” satellite communications (satcom) infrastructure for the Boeing 777X that independently allocates bandwidth for multiple, disparate applications.
 
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Part-cruise missile and part-unmanned aircraft system, Skyborg is set to redefine air combat operations.
 
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Most airlines in the region want to defer deliveries due this year, and early widebody retirements are also planned.
 
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