| Lara Seligman and Guy Norris | Aviation Week & Space Technology The engine maker is framing its F135 upgrade effort as the first step in a long-term plan for fighter propulsion based on adaptive technology. |
| Guy Norris | Aviation Daily NASA has issued a draft request for proposals for development of its Quiet Supersonic Transport low-boom flight demonstrator, starting the clock ticking toward first flight of the new X-plane in early 2021. |
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| Fred George | Business & Commercial Aviation Step aboard Boeing's BBJ MAX 8, one of the world's most exclusive private jets, and you'll find it does virtually everything better than the original BBJ that made its debut almost two decades ago. |
| Sean Broderick | Aviation Week & Space Technology LeBourget visitors will be able to fly aircraft virtually. |
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| Victoria Moores | ATW Online The UK is scheduled to leave the EU (Brexit) by the end of March 2019, but airlines don’t have two years, they need answers by April next year. |
| Madhu Unnikrishnan | ATW Online Further airline industry consolidation is unlikely in the US in the near future, but carriers may seek to grow through joint ventures or investments in foreign airlines, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. |
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