April 9, 1990

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Navy, Lockheed Planning Extension Of P-7 A Development Program

WASHINGTON U. S. Navy and Lockheed P-7A program officials are developing a recovery plan for the new antisubmarine warfare aircraft that would extend fullscale development by two years. The restructuring plan, which is to be reviewed by senior Navy officials this week, would delay first flight of the aircraft by 12-18 months, from December, 1991, until early 1993.

By JOHN D. MORROCCO

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Tupolev Bureau Studying Long-Range Tu-204 Version

JAL Places Orders, Options for 20 MD-lls

Soviets Begin Flight Testing II-114 Transport

Tupolev Bureau Studying Long-Range Tu-204 Version

JAL Places Orders, Options for 20 MD-lls

Soviets Begin Flight Testing II-114 Transport

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Tupolev Bureau Studying Long-Range Tu-204 Version

JAL Places Orders, Options for 20 MD-lls

Soviets Begin Flight Testing II-114 Transport

NEWS BRIEFS

Dual-Engine In-Flight Thrust Reverse Performed By F-15 STOL/Maneuver Technology Demonstrator

Israel Orbits Offeq-2 Spacecraft

Navy, Lockheed Planning Extension Of P-7 A Development Program

By JOHN D. MORROCCO

Pegasus Completes First Operational Flight, Places Payload in Earth Orbit

By BRUCE A. SMITH

Allison, General Electric Secure Launch Customers for Latest Small Turbofan Engines

Soviets Plan High Profile At Farnborough

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