Boeing’s Caret: Fighter Lines May Stay Viable Until Late 2020s

May 18, 2017
Credit: Boeing
A little more than a year into her current role as president and CEO of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, Leanne Caret, sat down with Aviation Week’s defense and space team to discuss the division’s progress. She describes 2016 as a year of highs and lows, in which every one of Boeing’s defense...

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