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Advanced electronic warfare and avionic software developments are key features of Saab’s next-generation Gripen.
 
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Sierra Nevada Corp. revealed new images of the first Dream Chaser and its Shooting Star cargo module in assembly for a 2022 debut spaceflight. See the key elements and more here.
 
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Brian Neff, CEO of Sintavia, discusses Greater Fort Lauderdale's role in the success of his company and about Sintavia's leading edge technology that will have, "massive implications in all areas of people's lives, not just aviation."
 
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UK defense mulls zero-emission training aircraft, NASA's latest Orion test article goes for dive, ARRW  booster botches first hypersonic test, additive manufacturing and more. A roundup of aerospace, space and defense news.
 
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Graham Warwick

With more than 100 companies trying to break into the nascent urban air mobility market, it is perhaps inevitable that some of the vehicle designs look similar. But Boeing-backed Wisk sees enough similarities between one of its designs and new entrant Archer’s aircraft that it has filed a lawsuit.
 
 
 
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Lee Hudson

A look into the U.S. Army’s unconventional approach for replacing the RQ-7B.
 
 
Guy Norris

Despite COVID-19 and new certification challenges, GE Aviation’s Catalyst turboprop is poised to start flight tests in Germany.
 
Thierry Dubois

As the pandemic’s impact seems clearer, updated cost-benefit analysis supports acceleration of air traffic management upgrade in Europe.
 
 
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