Opinion: T-X Is Lockheed’s To Lose, And Boeing’s To Win
Credit: Boeing (left) and Lockheed Martin
Last month saw a sudden self-downselect by potential U.S. Air Force T-X trainer program contractors. Northrop Grumman, which had built a clean-sheet T-X prototype, decided it would not bid after all. Raytheon, bidding Leonardo’s M-346 as the T-100, left the partnership, leaving Leonardo’s expected...
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