Aerospace Now One Thoroughbred And A Herd Of Donkeys, Analyst Says
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Deliveries of single-aisle airliners plummeted nearly 24% in 2019, largely due to the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX, but should bounce back more than 34% in 2020, Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia said Jan. 23.
EASA Supporting New European Helicopter Exposition
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Boeing To Study Ducted-Fan VTOL With Israel’s Tactical Robotics
Israel’s Tactical Robotics, developer of the Cormorant vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) unmanned aircraft, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Boeing to explore development of ducted-fan propulsion for piloted and autonomous light aircraft.
Mass 737 MAX Cancellations Unlikely, Lessors Say
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As the one-year mark of the Boeing 737 MAX grounding nears, airlines and lessors have to decide whether they want to make use of an upcoming opportunity to cancel orders for the aircraft.
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Southwest: Simulator Mandate Would Add Two Months To MAX Grounding
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Adding simulator training to Boeing’s latest projected 737 MAX certification time frame could push Southwest Airlines’ next MAX revenue flights into the 2020 fourth quarter, estimates laid out by the airline’s executives show.
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