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Could we see another industry colossus?
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Michael Bruno, Guy Norris

For the aerospace and defense industry, the breakup of General Electric has spurred a flurry of brainstorming over how GE Aviation could combine with other A&D assets to form the next industry colossus.
 
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Graham Warwick, Jens Flottau

The family of Energia-branded concepts—with all-electric, hybrid-electric or hydrogen-fueled propulsion for low emissions and noise—are aimed to enter into service between 2030 and 2040.
 
Sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) have the potential to greatly reduce aviation’s climate impact. They could already be used as “drop-in” fuels to power the existing fleet sustainably. But what exactly are SAFs? And what kind of benefits do they have?
 
Tony Osborne 

The Affinity Flying Training Services consortium has been awarded a £65 million ($88 million) contract to operate an additional four Beechcraft T-6 Texan II turboprop training aircraft for the UK’s Military Flying Training System. 
 
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Guy Norris

Why the outlook for Boeing’s 777X remains promising, despite certification and flight-testing delays.
 
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Threats and countermeasures continue to evolve rapidly. Radars must track hypersonic weapons, resolve swarms of drones, and detect low-RCS aircraft. Radar systems engineers are expected to prototype new concepts quickly, such as cognitive techniques or fully digital beamforming. See how to rapidly transition from simulation to testbed to fielded system.
 
 
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Graham Warwick

Boeing-backed startup demonstrates first multi-orbit, multi-link satcom connectivity.
 
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Helen Massy-Beresford

The end-of-year peak season is highlighting the challenges the air cargo business has faced since early on in the pandemic.
 
 
 
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