Boeing încearcă să depăşească anii de probleme după câştigarea a două contracte majore pentru avioane de luptă
Boeing has secured significant contracts for next-generation fighter jets, including the F/A-XX for the U.S. Navy, potentially revitalizing its defense division. The company outperformed competitors Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin, leveraging its experience and investments in aircraft development. These contracts could help Boeing recover from previous financial losses in fixed-price development programs. The F-47 is expected to fly in 2028, while the F/A-XX will enter service in the 2030s, with both programs projected to generate substantial revenue over their lifetimes. Boeing aims to ensure U.S. air superiority alongside autonomous drones, especially in potential conflicts with China.