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Model’s troubles gave Boeing a head start it didn’t know it needed

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AVIATION WEEK NETWORK WINS NEAL AWARD

The Aviation Week Network won a Jesse H. Neal Award on April 17 for Best News Coverage. The Neal judges recognized Safety Editor Sean Broderick and his colleagues on the editorial team for their coverage of the Boeing 737 MAX saga in Aviation Daily and Aviation Week & Space Technology and on the Check 6 podcast. The Neal Awards are the business-to-business equivalent of the Pulitzer Prizes. 
 
Sean Broderick

Questions about whether customers will want MAXs are being replaced by whether they need them, as global demand for passenger travel has plummeted and is not expected to come back quickly. Once airlines and lessors re-assess their needs, Boeing will have some work to do, aligning suddenly reduced demand for new aircraft with monthly production rates.
 
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Steve Trimble

Northernmost U.S. fighter base gives F-35 unique training environment in strategic location.
 
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The Aviation Week Network has been helping guide our industry through major crises’ since World War I. In that spirit, we have launched our new “Ask The Editors” feature.

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Aviation Week Network forecasts that from 2020 to 2029, Western-built aircraft performing military C4ISR (command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance) missions will generate $63.2 billion in MRO demand. See the breakdown.
 
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UPCOMING WEBINAR
 
As the world grapples with COVID-19, great minds continue work on technologies that could change life as we know it.

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On April 24, our panel of experts will spend an hour answering your questions about autonomy, electric propulsion, hypersonics, digitization, machine learning and other game-changing technologies.

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Thierry Dubois

Owners realize an aircraft’s residual value by removing and selling parts and must now dismantle in an environmentally sustainable way.
 
Graham Warwick

Airship in wind tunnel; X-57 ground tests; battery for hybrid-electric demonstrator; next-gen fuel cell; EASA’s drone rules.
 
Bradley Perrett

The coronavirus crisis has given the CAAC a chance to overcome airline resistance. The government likes the FedEx model.
 
 
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