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Model-based systems engineering is emerging as a potential solution.
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| Hypersonic Candidates Emerge For U.S. Navy’s Next Anti-Ship Missile | Steve Trimble
Budget justification documents released by the Navy on May 29 list the Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept and the Supersonic Propulsion Enabled Advanced Ramjet demonstrators as candidates for the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare Increment II program. |
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| NASA Targets Sustainable Airliner X-Plane Launch For Fiscal 2022 | Graham Warwick
Within a budget request for aeronautics research in fiscal 2022 of $914.8 million, up from $828.7 million enacted for 2021, NASA plans to accelerate the launch of the Sustainable Flight Demonstrator program to produce a full-scale, ultra-efficient subsonic X-plane. |
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The Bristol Britannia, “Britain’s Challenge to U.S. Jet Liners,” was featured on our May 28, 1956 cover. “Bristol Aeroplane Co. is attempting to invade the U.S. domestic airline market with its 100-seat passenger turboprop Britannia,” the magazine reported. In addition to trying to beat Lockheed’s new Electra turboprop to market., Bristol was developing a long-range version of the Britannia. “This aims at making it a significant high-speed competitor to U.S. turbojets on the North Atlantic.” UK airline British Overseas Airways Corp. (BOAC) inaugurated the Britannia’s London-New York service at the end of 1957, but the aircraft could not match jet-powered transports such as the Boeing 707. Even with sales to the RAF, just 85 Britannias were built. The Britannia design, however, found a second life as the basis of Canadair’s CL-28 maritime patrol aircraft, 33 of which were delivered to the Royal Canadian Air Force as the CP-107 Argus.
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