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Listen in as Aviation Week editors Irene Klotz and Mark Carreau discuss their experience covering human spaceflight from the days of the shuttle until now and where the Commercial Crew program is headed.
 
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BAE Systems will build a full-scale fuselage section of the notional Tempest design in its factory of the future trials.
 
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Hypersonic aircraft developer Hermeus is working with the U.S. Air Force to evaluate how the company’s Mach 5 concept could be modified into a high-speed executive vehicle, including potentially a presidential transport.
 
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Steve Trimble

A two-year evaluation has coalesced into plans to field a sea-based interceptor as quickly as possible.
 
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Both the 737 MAX and the 777X programs are key to helping Boeing emerge from a historic industry downturn.
 
Guy Norris

Boom and Virgin Galactic agreements with Rolls-Royce mark a potential competitive ramp-up in the commercial supersonic market sector.
 
Irene Klotz

Two NASA astronauts return from extended SpaceX flight test to the ISS.
 
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Private ownership in China has been in retreat, because governments are willing to pay for air services.
 
 
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