Silent Slip

July 06, 2009
First flight for a pre-production version of Boeing’s F-15 Silent Eagle has slipped six months to allow company officials to fold suggestions from prospective customers into the development, they say. Boeing officials say first flight will be in the third quarter of Fiscal 2010, rather than the...

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