Phantom Eye High-Flier Readied For Hydrogen Flights
Boeing is looking to fly its company-funded Phantom Eye hydrogen-fueled, long-endurance unmanned aircraft in late October or early November at Edwards AFB, Calif. The twin-engine, 150-ft.-wingspan demonstrator is due to be rolled out onto the dry lakebed at Edwards this weekend for an integrated...
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