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NASA stops work on lunar lander a second time after losing bidder files federal lawsuit.
 
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Experience, adaptation skills and cooperation with allies as well as reliable and efficient aircraft made Operation Agapan a success, enabling 2,800 people to leave Afghanistan on short notice, French military officials say.
 
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As advanced air mobility becomes a reality and new technologies emerge, staying informed is imperative to following the transformation of this developing market and the impacts on the airspace.

Join Aviation Week Network as our editors and analysts take a look at the difference a year makes in the development of advanced air mobility concepts, and what 2022 is expected to bring – from preliminary orders and technology developments, to how the sector is taking shape from a forecast stance.
 
There’s a lot of activity on the startup airline side. Some were planned before the pandemic and have decided to go ahead. Others are taking advantage of accessibility to cheap aircraft and slots that became available because of the slump in demand for air travel.
 
 
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Jens Flottau

GE Aviation and Safran have defined the framework for developing their future technology as Pratt and Rolls prepare their own path.
 
Michael Bruno

A consortium relationship with a Japanese manufacturer could be a win-win for Boeing and Japan’s aviation industry.
 
 
 
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