SIGNED AND SEALED
Australia has signed the $1.65-billion Project Wedgetail contract to buy four Boeing 737s configured to perform airborne early warning (AEW) missions. The Australian government initially planned to buy seven airplanes, but a lengthy defense review reduced the total to four to save money. The deal...
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