Boeing Looks To Midsummer For First Silent Eagle Flight

Amy Butler (Washington) January 18, 2010
Credit: BOEING
With radar-cross-section (RCS) trials for Boeing’s Silent Eagle semi-stealthy F-15 prototype complete, company officials are now focusing on South Korea as a possible first customer. The RCS testing took place during a two-week period last August and September, although Boeing has only just...

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