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Competition was going to turn bloody sooner or later.

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Graham Warwick

With some 100 companies vying to enter the advanced air mobility industry, the competition was bound to get bloody sooner or later.
 
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Ben Goldstein, Jens Flottau

Two new airlines will start flying in the coming months in the U.S. While the timing is similar, their business models are different.
 
 
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After hundreds of North American air shows were canceled last year due to the pandemic, the performers are launching for glory again.
 
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General warns of Chinese space prototype; U.S. Army wants FVL upgrades; Singapore’s new operational tanker; and T-7 aft fuselage arrives.
 
Tony Osborne

European industry is finally within reach of beginning development on a MALE UAS to compete with offerings from U.S. and Israel.
 
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