Boeing says first flight of X-32B JSF will be delayed

Linda de France ([email protected]) February 29, 2000
First flight of the short takeoff and landing (STOVL) variant of Boeing's X-32 Joint Strike Fighter will be slightly delayed by technical challenges, a senior Boeing JSF program official said. Michael J. Heinz, Boeing vice president and deputy program manager for JSF, said the company is closely...

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