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Swedish Gripen C/Ds Could Serve Until Late 2030s

Sweden is proposing strengthening its air force by retaining older model Gripen C/D fighters well into the 2030s.

 

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Established firms like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, alongside up-and-coming companies, are seeing business growth and success in Louisiana’s thriving aerospace industry.
 
 

ATC Mistakes Sent 777 Towards California Mountain, NTSB Finds

An air traffic controller’s errant instruction to turn left instead of right towards an assigned heading during a rare departure pattern out of Los Angeles International Airport led an EVA Air Boeing 777 to within hundreds of feet of a mountain peak topped with large antennas, an NTSB investigation found.

 
 
 

Mars Insight Heat Probe Detective Work Continues

Experts from the German Aerospace Center and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab have not given up on fully deploying the Mars InSight lander’s subsurface thermal probe.

 

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Airbus Seeing Value of 3D Printed Parts

The aircraft OEM committed to using 3D printing for aircraft components five years ago, but the cost and time of parts redesigns remain challenges.  

 

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