August 14, 2017

August 14, 2017

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STATE OF STEALTH

Protecting the Flanks

By Dan Katz16 min

InsideMRO Business

Independent Thinking

By James Pozzi8 min

POINT/COUNTERPOINT

F-35, in Black and White

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STATE OF STEALTH

Protecting the Flanks

The need for all-aspect and broadband stealth to counter a wider array of radars is driving stealth aircraft design

By Dan Katz16 min

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InsideMRO Business

Independent Thinking

Standalone MROs seek partnerships to protect, grow their share of an ultra-competitive market

By James Pozzi8 min

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POINT/COUNTERPOINT

F-35, in Black and White

Seligman: Lockheed Martin and U.S. Air Force pilots contend that the maneuvers we saw at the Paris Air Show laid to rest the rumors that the F-35 can’t dogfight. Pierre, do you think that’s true? Sprey: That was nonsense, just marketing hype.
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InsideMRO Engineered

Guilty as Charged?

The rap sheet and verdict on lithium-ion batteries

By Ben Hargreaves7 min

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InsideMRO Workforce

Wage Against the Machine

The future of MRO labor rates hinges on a globalized market featuring more automation

By Alex Derber7 min

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PROPULSION

Life Remaining

Hybrid-electric power may be coming, but the turbofan is not done

By Guy Norris7 min

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DEFENSE

Networked Airpower

As potential adversaries narrow technology gap, U.S. Air Force seeks new ways to keep its edge

By Lara Seligman7 min

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TECHNOLOGY

Power Printing

GE invests in startup making strides to revolutionize metal 3D printing

By Graham Warwick6 min

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COMMERCIAL AVIATION

Cain and Abel

Old partners risk new tensions as Boeing targets new markets

By Michael Bruno,Guy Norris6 min

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ON-DEMAND AVIATION

Upwardly Mobile

Airspace access poses a major challenge to scaling up urban air transport

By Graham Warwick6 min

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