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COVID-19 crisis and China's quest to become an aerospace powerhouse.

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Antoine Gelain

The COVID-19 crisis has dented Airbus’ and Boeing’s growth trajectories and boosted China’s quest to become an aerospace powerhouse.
 
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North Korea is planning an active year of military technology research, including plans to build a prototype hypersonic glide vehicle, begin production of a military reconnaissance satellite and develop a new UAV, according to North Korean state media.
 
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Michael Bruno

A new type of passenger aircraft looks to shatter the placidness with sonic and business booms alike.
 
Graham Warwick

Biotechnology company United Therapeutics is an unlikely driving force behind the development of eVTOL technology.
 
Lori Ranson

Despite significant challenges, Latin American low-cost carriers plan to seize on opportunities created by the the COVID-19 crisis.
 
 
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