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BOEING 737 MAX PILOT REPORT

 

Flying the 737-8, Boeing’s New Narrowbody Breadwinner

Aviation Week’s pilot notes Boeing’s Leap-engined 737-8 has bigger displays and refinements such as fly-by-wire spoilers. Only a short training course is needed to upgrade from the 737NG.

 

MAX 8: How It Flies and When Will It Fly?

Listen in as our test pilot discusses the flight and technical upgrades on the MAX 8. Also, our senior editor breaks down the status of the flight test program and on-going inspections of the Leap-1B engines.

 

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Space

New Horizons Team Prepares For Another Flyby

A team of astronomers will attempt an unprecedented observation of a small body 1 billion mi. beyond Pluto. If it works, it will help ensure New Horizons will not smash into an obstacle when it encounters its next Kuiper Belt Object.

Defense

Boeing Begins Work On Next F-15 Software Load

Boeing has begun working on a new software load that will unlock new operational capabilities for the long-serving F-15C Eagle and F-15E Strike Eagle.

 

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Transformational Electric Aircraft – Speakers Announced

Senior representatives from Zunum Aero, Zee.Aero, Boeing, United Airlines, Pipistrel, Joby Aviation, GAMA, Airbus, Uber Technology, and NASA Armstrong and Langley are just some of the speakers that are participating in the Electric Flight Workshop.  Join Us!

 

Air Show

Five Weeks Out, Few Details in Place for F-35’s Paris Debut

The U.S. Air Force still doesn’t know which F-35A units will go, how many aircraft will make the trip, or what exactly the planes will do when they get there.   

Business Aviation

Global 7000 Execution, Triumph Resolution Key For Bombardier

Analysts warn that Bombardier's execution on the Global 7000 and resolving supplier issues are key for its continued recovery.

 

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