Boeing drives to put CTOL JSF cost below $28 million target
To keep its Joint Strike Fighter within cost goals established by the Pentagon, Boeing wants its initial design to come in well under the cost goal to hedge against increases later in the program. The $28 million goal for the conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) JSF, the U.S. Air Force variant...
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