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Britain’s aerospace industry is waking up to Brexit certainty after Prime Minister Boris Johnson secured a landslide majority in a Dec. 12 general election.
Qantas has named the Airbus A350-1000 as its preferred choice for its ultra-long-haul plan known as Project Sunrise, although a final decision is still to come.
U.S. sells 12 helos to Czech Republic, hold ups for Space Force, NASA selects primary, backup sites for asteroid sample collection, U.S. Army selects five platoons for FTUAS demo and more. A roundup of aerospace, space and defense news.
Cathay Pacific has been forced to scale back operations and defer deliveries, while Hong Kong Airlines has had to seek more funds to ensure its survival.
As the average age of US Air Force aircraft continues to grow, the increased sustainment effort will affect mission readiness. The Military Aviation Logistics & Maintenance Symposium will explore the collaboration between partners in areas such as logistics, contracting, reverse engineering, manufacturing and repair.
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