A Boeing-owned T-X outfitted with a spin chute arrives at Edwards AFB, California, along with a T-7 in August.
Credit: U.S. Air Force
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland—Boeing is set to deliver the fifth T-7A Red Hawk trainer to the U.S. Air Force for testing and will soon begin long-awaited high angle-of-attack tests as it comes out of a summer that saw supply chain and reliability issues setting back the process. The fifth T-7A will be...
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