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Michael Bruno

With the aerospace manufacturing sector expecting Boeing to restart 737 MAX production as early as next month or April, one widely followed industry consultant said it will take up to two years to clear out the stored inventory of narrowbody aircraft and fuselages.
 
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Irene Klotz

Flight test exposed Starliner software glitches, but NASA is more concerned about what else may be lurking in process flaws.
 
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Antoine Gelain

An appreciation of Clay Christensen’s theory through the lens of disruptive aerospace innovations.
 
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Graham Warwick

Advancing Asian UAM; removing space debris; fuel could help in gusts; measuring X-59’s shocks; DLR’s new Falcon testbed.
 
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Tony Osborne

Securing German funding for Future Combat Air System demonstrators is seen as a “decisive” milestone, but Berlin’s political inertia could affect momentum.
 
Jens Flottau, Guy Norris

Both aircraft manufacturers have been forced to reduce production rates for widebodies as weak demand persists.
 
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