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Jens Flottau | Aviation Daily

Lufthansa no longer sells the last row of seats on its Airbus A320neos to address concerns about the aircraft’s center-of-gravity limitations.
 
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Lee Hudson and Steve Trimble | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report

Lockheed Martin intends to migrate its F-35 digital support backbone, the Autonomic Logistics Information System, to a native-cloud architecture by year’s end and field it in 2020.
 
Addressing the increasing role of unmanned aerial systems in maritime operations, Israel Aerospace Industries has added new capabilities to the Heron family of UAS, preparing the drone to assume anti-submarine warfare missions.
 
Jen DiMascio | Aviation Week & Space Technology

Despite high-profile promotions, the number of women in the industry remains the same as it was two decades ago.
 
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Bradley Perrett 

Following airframe and engine demonstrators for its next combat aircraft, Japan flies an integrated suite of radar, passive RF and infrared sensors.
 
Sean Broderick and Jens Flottau 

Boeing not expected to finalize proposed MAX changes until early to mid-October.
 
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Steven Grundman 

The industrial capabilities on which the U.S. defense strategy relies would wither from increasing isolation. 
 
Jefferson Morris 

USAF to pack the B-1 with more weapons; Trump fires national security advisor Bolton; Sweden’s defense budget gets a boost; Virtual war game planned for Finland’s fighter contest.
 
Ben Goldstein

Mitsubishi introduced the SpaceJet M100 at the Paris Air Show in June, part of a major shake-up of its regional-jet strategy.
 
Carole Rickard Hedden 

A typical day for Wirsing, a technical program manager, involves the far edges of what is possible in aerospace and defense.
 
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